Posts by pwsadmin
Pelagius
Pelagius was right. First, though; who was he? He was a theologian and contemporary of St. Augustine in the 4th and 5th centuries. He argued against what he believed was…
Read MoreChange (again?)
I saw this clever meme the other day that said this: Most new pastors come out of Seminary thinking they are going to change the world but almost get fired…
Read MoreMisquoting Jesus
In a polite conversation recently, a woman said to her boyfriend, “Do as I say, not as I do.” Trying to be funny, I said, “There you go, misquoting Jesus.”…
Read MoreAffirmative Action
I have not read the Supreme Court decision, so this thought is purely personal and, I hope, theological (which is, for me, also personal). I think it is disingenuous for…
Read MoreBanning Books
I sometimes feel like America is the Twilight Zone and I am Rod Serling. For example: The children’s book “And Tango Makes Three” (2005), is one of the most banned…
Read MoreWas Jesus Woke?
Many Jews and Muslims have a deep respect for Jesus as a prophet and rabbi. Most Christians believe Him to be God in human form. So, it seems safe to…
Read MoreLying in Church
Full disclosure – I have never been a fan of Vacation Bible School. I love the interactive nature and the creativity, but I have found that, too often, they drastically…
Read MoreNot Forgetting
I have written in the past about the schools I attended growing up. The district was considered one of the most rigorous in New York, if not the country, and…
Read MoreSelf-Righteous Protest
I used to love professional baseball. When we lived in Cincinnati, we used to go to games a lot (I took my son to opening day when he was 9-months…
Read MoreI Know God & You Don’t
It was another one of those tedious conversations; well, we weren’t really conversing; we were talking and only one of us was listening. The other guy is a member of…
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