Committed to Conversation – Thoughts on Politics and Religion
Lately, I’ve been having a lot of conversations with people about how to have conversations. (Yep, as a verbal person, this is the kind of stuff I’m prone to talk about – it’s gets a little cyclical...
View ArticleA Dinner Party Conversation Gone Awry – Discussing Race
This post continues a thread of discussion I launched yesterday. I’m trying to think through how we can have more effective conversations about difficult subjects without alienating each other or...
View ArticleI May Be Wrong: Talking About the Hard Stuff
In 11th and 12th grade, I was blessed to study with the most gifted teacher I’ve ever known – Mr. Mike Evans. He was rather on the small side, wore argyle sweater vests, and had red hair; the...
View ArticleWhy I Don’t Want to Be Known as a Christian Writer
On my Twitter profile, I use the word “believer,” even though what I mean, in part, is what people mean when they say “Christian.” But I don’t want the associations – both good and bad – that come...
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Committed to Conversation – Thoughts on Politics and Religion
Lately, I’ve been having a lot of conversations with people about how to have conversations. (Yep, as a verbal person, this is the kind of stuff I’m prone to talk about – it’s gets a little cyclical...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A Dinner Party Conversation Gone Awry – Discussing Race
This post continues a thread of discussion I launched yesterday. I’m trying to think through how we can have more effective conversations about difficult subjects without alienating each other or...
View ArticleClik here to view.
I May Be Wrong: Talking About the Hard Stuff
In 11th and 12th grade, I was blessed to study with the most gifted teacher I’ve ever known – Mr. Mike Evans. He was rather on the small side, wore argyle sweater vests, and had red hair; the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Why I Don't Want to Be Known as a Christian Writer
On my Twitter profile, I use the word “believer,” even though what I mean, in part, is what people mean when they say “Christian.” But I don’t want the associations – both good and bad – that come...
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