If you read one article this week, engage “I Forgive You” by Dominic Bouck.

If you have time for more reading this weekend, check out the following selections from around the internet. As always, if you think there is something else I need to be reading, feel free to let me know in the comments below.

Theology and Religion

Charleston S.C.: What Can We Say? by Abram K-J

Who Decides Who’s a Christian? by Roger Olson

Round Table: Eschatology by Conciliar Post

Thinking about Church Unity as a Protestant by George Aldhizer

What is Worship? by Barney Aspray

Biblical Studies and the History of Christianity

Jesus’ Crucifixion: Not Exactly a Selling Point in the Ancient World by Peter Enns

Walking through an Ancient Roman City by Popular Archaeology

2 Corinthians 12:5-10: A Vision of “Surpassing Greatness” by Phil Long

Was Jesus Fatherless? by Anthony LeDonne

Gospel of Jesus’ Wife… Again by Christian Askeland

Worldviews and Culture

The Empire of Desire by R.R. Reno

Secular Jeb by Chris T. Casberg

Hilary and History by Thomas Sowell

Public Debt, Political Paralysis, and the West by Samuel Gregg

Ten Quotes from Dissenting Justices on Same-Sex Marriage by Trevin Wax

 

Bonus Link: What is the Core of the Pope’s theology in Laudato Si? by Jim West