Monthly Archives: May 2011
Sectarianism and the Trail of Blood
There was a time in my life when I sought the continuity of truth in ‘the trail of blood,’ the communities who defined themselves against the established church. As I began to study the history of the church, I became … Continue reading
Filed under Anabaptism, church history, my spiritual journey, quotes
If Christianity is true why are churches so disappointing?
If you ask this question, you will be told this gem of wisdom, a cross between a joke and a proverb: If you find the perfect church don’t go there, because it’ll stop being perfect. GROAN. This is sort of … Continue reading
Filed under apologetics, church (ecclesiology)
Osama and Jesus: Rumours of Escaping Death
A middle eastern bearded man who was a threat to the empire is summarily executed, while rumours quickly spread that the man did not really die. Conspiracy theories about Osama Bin Laden’s death are already appearing days after it happened. … Continue reading
Filed under apologetics, current affairs, Jesus Christ
