Musings

An accessible primer on why Christians not only can but should embrace evolution.

A cozy Inklings-themed historical fiction murder mystery.

My collected thoughts in whether Christian doctrine could ever be said to be 'static' and whether 'progress' in theology constitutes a departure from the faith.

My reflections on reading this year. Part 2 focuses on the books of note I read this year, divided by genre, with a brief explanation of why they were thought-provoking to me.

My reflections on reading this year. Part 1 focuses on my reading habits, and why I read the way I do.

An ultimately unpersuasive argument for why the Bible calls Christians to a leftist economic agenda.

A collection of essays that make the case that it's possible for Christians of differing convictions about queer identities and relationships to dialog and listen to one another.

A new monograph makes the case that there's a place for the imagination in the work of interpreting the Bible.

There's been a concerning trend of adopting more and more slavery-type language to describe LLMs, but we can make better choices.

The third entry in Leiloglou's Restorationists series. Not as strong, but still fun.