More from Fully Alive
New essays on Scripture and Sexuality from two professors at Episcopal seminaries. And a note from Covenant's editor.
More commentary on Marriage Task Force
Critiques of the Marriage Task Force’s proposals are coming in from all quarters.
Fully Alive responds critically to Marriage Task Force
The report contains serious historical, methodological, and theological flaws, and we contend that the proposed changes obscure the nature of marriage.
Rogation walk
Rogation reminds us that these places that grab hold of our deep affections need to be baptized and to become, if only for those who live there, a little Eden where God still enjoys strolling in the cool of the evening.
This mortal weight: flesh, resurrection, and patience
We bear the weight that surrounds us in the daily trappings of life: waking, sleeping, eating, drinking, working, concerning oneself with the plight of one's neighbor. These things are a joy at times, but at others they sit heavily across the shoulders.
The enemies of the Cross
How have we set ourselves up as enemies of the Cross? In what ways have we avoided the suffering which establishes community?
A reflection on Hannah’s Child
Reading Stanley Hauerwas for the first time was a bit like drinking from a new well only to find that the water tastes much the same as the old one. That analogy might almost be a definition of orthodoxy.
Reconciling the irreconcilable
Bishop Dan Martins writes at Confessions of a Carioca regarding ecclesial conflict, rupture, and reconciliation:
I am also resolutely a member of the Episcopal Church, and by the providential sufferance of Alm... Read More...