On Breaking Ice and Melting Difference
By Jimi Calhoun. This entry is the twelfth post in a series of bridge-building, theological-cultural reflections by Jimi Calhoun, Pastor of “Bridging Austin,” in Austin, […]
Rabbit Gods, Duck Gods, and Why We Still Fight
What a cartoon gets right—and wrong—about religious disagreementBy John W. Morehead Recently I came across a cartoon I hadn’t seen before. Titled “An Army Lines […]
Bridging Time And Place
By Jimi Calhoun. This entry is the eleventh post in a series of bridge-building, theological-cultural reflections by Jimi Calhoun, Pastor of “Bridging Austin,” in Austin, […]
Taking Over? Public Islam, Christian Nationalism, and the Anxiety of Pluralism
By John W. Morehead In a pluralistic democracy, strong public expressions of religious conviction often trigger fears of supremacy or cultural takeover. These fears are […]
Bridging The Greatest Commandment and the Buddhist Path: A Question of Priorities
By Jimi Calhoun. This entry is the tenth post in a series of bridge-building, theological-cultural reflections by Jimi Calhoun, Pastor of “Bridging Austin,” in Austin, […]
Three Phases, One Problem: Evangelical Countercult Engagement Then and Now
By John W. Morehead I read an interesting post last week by Kyle Beshears, an evangelical doing some great work on evangelical engagement with the […]
When Good Intentions Collide: Evangelicals, Hindus, and the Need for Deeper Understanding
By John W. Morehead Last weekend I learned that you can’t find what you aren’t looking for. Confused by what I mean? Let me explain. […]
I Can’t Live My Life Without Jesus
By Jimi Calhoun This entry is the ninth post in a series of bridge-building, theological-cultural reflections by Jimi Calhoun, Pastor of “Bridging Austin,” in Austin, […]
A Trinitarian Account of Diverse Unity: Biblical, Theological and Practical Reflections
By Jason Hague The following paper by Jason Hague was submitted in fulfillment of an assignment for a course New Wine, New Wineskins Director Paul […]
A House Divided: Trinitarian Reflections on Political Division in the American Church
By Ali Batir This paper by Ali Batir was submitted in fulfillment of an assignment for a course New Wine, New Wineskins Director Paul Louis […]