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We must not turn tradition into a trap which keeps us imprisoned in the past without living in the present age.

Rev. Dr. Catherine E. Williams

Seeing Movies as Prayers (and even enjoying Horror Movies! We love to talk movies on the Re-integrate Podcast. Why? Because we want to reintegrate our

I recently posted about the superb new Cambridge History of Ancient Christianity (henceforward CHAC), edited by my two Baylor colleagues Bruce Longenecker

The books U.S. Catholic writers have enjoyed this month, including “(R)evolutionary Hope” and “Sacred Self-Care.”

We may often notice that New Testament authors like to refer to Old Testament passages. But how do we distinguish when these authors are quoting, or alluding to, or echoing the OT? Sometimes the NT authors make it easy for us. Matthew, for example, includes the words, “Isaiah the prophet” before he cites this prophet (Matthew 3:3). But more often than not, they give us no clear indication about their references. Notice, for example, Paul in 1 Corinthians 5:13: “Cast out the wicked person f...

Story of the secularization of Canada focusses on decline of European Christianity. It misses the many Asian Canadians keeping the faith.

"Redemptive hope involves directing our future hopes not in politics alone, but [in] the relationships that constitute our everyday lives.”

When we think of social justice, we typically think of action. Yet, while action is certainly vital, we also need research and reflection to help us

Handbook for the Christian Faith by James M. Dawsey, Foreword by John W. Wells, (Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, 2023).