Category: existentialism
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What if it’s we?
To preface, I wrote this post ages ago, but it never felt right. In fact, it still doesn’t feel perfect. But with the recent news in the Gaza, I was reminded of this post I wrote and wanted to share. Before reading, I don’t claim to have the answer for what’s happening over there. I…
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Independence is a scam
As a nation, we adore independence. But at what cost, especially when our species wasn’t built for it?
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Why I won’t rejoice over Pat Robertson’s death
I’m no longer a utilitarian. Without perfect foresight, we are unable to determine outcomes, so a different morality is needed, one based on being, not doing.
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What if God is carnal?
In Christian texts, the idea of “the body of Christ” is often used as a cliche, rather than an actual practice. But what does it look like to embody and behold the Divine within?
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How does one deconstruct — Your handy dandy deconstruction map
Whether you’re in the middle of deconstructing Christianity or thinking about it, the whole experience can be a bit disorienting. To help, I’ve created a space map to hopefully help you feel not as alone and help orient you as you decide what’s next in your own personal journey. Save travels!
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Vessels
What do we do with the memories of Christianity and church that were good? What do we do with the moments that we encountered the Divine? Was it all nothing? Was it all deceit?
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Decision making in the wake of deconstruction
How do we make choices when decision making was outsourced in evangelicalism? In the wake of deconstruction, we must newly wrestle with the question “How do I want to live?” The question can be debilitating, but I think we can find answers in the most horrific of places: The Holocaust.
