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The Earthen Vessels Symposium: An Invitation
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Pat Robertson, Divorce, and Alzheimers on Issues, Etc.
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In the introduction to Earthen Vessels, I wrote that my hope was that the book would generate conversation within our quirky movement about our physical bodies and the role they play in God’s redemptive purposes in our lives and the […]
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The Good News about Bodies and the Sexualization of Children
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Trevin Wax is one of the most thoughtful and careful thinkers in the Christian blogging community, so it was an honor to have him endorse Earthen Vessels. But it was also fun (and challenging) to have him toss some fastballs […]
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The Earthen Vessels Interviews, 'Pillar on the Rock' Edition
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On Sex, Yoga, and the Pope: An Epilogue
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In Christianity Today: In September 2010, Albert Mohler, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, ignited a blogging and media firestorm by arguing that yoga and Christianity are incompatible. “The embrace of yoga,” he wrote, “is a symptom of our postmodern […]
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Ted Peters, as quoted by Peter Leithart: “The growing myth of genetic determinism blows first in one direction: if we are programmed totally by our DNA, then what we think is human freedom is in fact a delusion. Then the […]
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Earthen Vessels goes to Denver
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The final installment (for now) of some of the things that people have been saying about Earthen Vessels. Cole Huffman, a pastor down in Memphis, did a little creative expansion on the tattoos chapter that is very much worth your […]
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See part one for the qualifiers, which happen to be necessary. Otherwise, here we do go. First off, I was subject to my first open letter, which happened to be quite a bit more generous than most open letters: Jesus […]