Don’t Follow the Science By Will Brown Reflecting on the surreal experience of the pandemic from the vantage of a little temporal distance, as one does, what sticks in my craw most of all is perhaps the rhetoric about science. “Follo... Read More...
Sermon for A New Life A sermon preached at the wedding of Christopher and Laura Wells on December 28, 2022. By Will Brown What a joy it is to be here today celebrating Christopher and Laura and the new life they are inaugurat... Read More...
Life and Death on the Last Frontier By Will Brown "Mend it,” said Little Rock as we watched my fly line drifting downstream. My guide’s name wasn’t Little Rock, but that’s where he was from. I couldn’t remember his real name during our firs... Read More...
Firearm Spirituality Lessons from a 30-06 For MW By Will Brown I am a hunter. I have written a fair amount about hunting from a theological point of view. Among other things, hunting provides me with lean, healthy food, com... Read More...
The Sacrifice of the Mass on Sundays During Coronatide By Will Brown The inability of Christians to gather for corporate worship, and the restrictions under which corporate worship must take place where it is allowed at all, are some of the most onerous aspects ... Read More...
On Politics and Nature: The Birds of the Air Will Tell You It is a source of comfort — or it should be! — to the Christian, that he with whom we have to do sits on his throne with sovereign attention, and that the whole cosmic drama is resolving itself toward a grand reconciliation with its creator through the cross of Jesus (cf. Colossians 1:19-20). And through it all our task remains the same: fidelity.
In the Beginning: A Theological Foundation for Environmental Ethics Why did God create the heavens and the earth, human beings, and all the rest?
A catechism of Nature (7): Grass Are we wearing out the earth’s ability to sustain us, tilling the ground into oblivion, coming to the end of some invisible tether?
