The burden of self-righteousness
The social pressure to "apologize" is always intended to make the person submit and conform to the herd. Until that time, the public shaming will be relentless.
It isn’t fair, Manasseh
Justice, it would seem, is deferred. Our fathers pass the buck to us, and we pass it to the next generation.
What God has joined together: the sacraments of marriage and baptism
Marriage, insofar as parenthood renders it sacramental, finds its ultimate end in the union of Christ and the Church and its penultimate end in "nurturing" children in the faith.
Evangelicals still aren’t Jewish enough: a roundabout argument for infant baptism
If you've lived in evangelical sub-culture long enough, you probably have Gentile friends who try to do the Messianic Jew thing, kippahs, tallits, shofars, and all. But it's not enough.
Culture of conspiracy
Conspiracy theories used to be the specialty of anti-Semitic, New Age, or Christian dispensationalist subcultures, but, over the last decade and with the advent of the Internet, they've become more mainstream.
The baggage of evangelicals on the Canterbury Trail
Fortunately or unfortunately, there still seems to be an ever widening stream of ex-evangelical converts to Anglicanism, sometimes to the mutual benefit of those involved, but often to the loss of evangelical denominations.