On Definitions of Abortion and Intention
A conversation from Q&A dialogue this past fall
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Song of Songs and the Dark Night of the Soul
What I Learned About Dealing with the Felt Absence of God from the Most Embarrassingly Intimate Book of the Bible.
The Unexpectedly Beautiful Mess from an Unexpected Life
Abortion is often defended from the perspective that a new life, a child, disrupts the patterns, hopes, and aspirations which preexisted this nascent human being.
Dostoevsky’s Monster and the Language of Justification
How We Talk About a Broken Culture in Our Home
The Problem of Platforming on Anger
Seeking God may mean accepting less online engagement
The Hope for Twenty more seasons of Lightning Bugs
Being mindful of, but not distracted by, the brevity of life
A very short reflection on a very cool scripture
Abram and the King of Sodom
Questions from Students Part 2
: Human Development, Tubal Ectopic Pregnancy, and tabling on campus.
Questions About Abortion from College Students Part 1
A series offering brief answers to a list of questions submitted to Students for Life of America
When Evil Descends
A Reflection on Living in Troubling Times