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Pablo Murad
Pablo MuradOct 30, 2026
The snake and the silence
For years I talked to God and heard nothing back. Then, on a cold walk before dawn, I asked for an answer out loud. It came months later, at a street corner, and it took me a while to understand it.
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brennan.day
brennan.daySep 13, 2026
It's Christlike to Love Immigrants and Transfolk
Responding to readers who invoke Christianity to defend exclusion, I argue that the Gospels consistently welcome lepers, foreigners, sinners, and gender-nonconforming people while reserving the strongest warnings for the wealthy and powerful. On the Christlike call to love immigrants and trans people, and why compassion cannot be rationed by politics.
personal essaySocial Commentary
soulcruzer
soulcruzerAug 19, 2026
I think I just clocked the true nature …
I think I just clocked the true nature of gratitude. The thought came to me on the drive into Leamington Spa while I was listening to Conversations with God. I was thinking about prayer, and about the strange contradiction buried inside supplication. When I pray for something, there is often another sentence hiding beneath the...
FaithField Notes
Canned Dragons
Canned DragonsAug 1, 2026
Orthodox Bees
Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. These bees avoid building their honeycombs over icons. Not just any images on the icons, though. In a depiction of Jesus on the cross, they will build over the thief who mocked Jesus as he was dying, but not Jesus or Saint Dismas, the "good thief" who...
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Canned Dragons
Canned DragonsJul 31, 2026
Shaker Style
I was going through my social media feeds this morning and realized that it was just a bunch of disconnected thoughts with no coherence. I wondered why I even bothered. Then I remembered posting about seeing a movie last weekend and the ensuing conversation on Micro.blog and I had my answer. There is value in...
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Ewan’s Blog
Ewan’s BlogJul 23, 2026
I Wear My Faith Every Day. I've Never Once Filmed Myself Crying About It.
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Michael’s Journal
Michael’s JournalJul 10, 2026
Echo Results Looking Good
I wanted to share a long-overdue health update about what has happened this year and why I can finally talk about it. I recently had my second Camzyos cardiology echo and doctor’s visit of the year. I normally go every six months, and...
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Canned Dragons
Canned DragonsJun 29, 2026
Ascension Serif
An interview with the man behind the most beautiful books.
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Canned Dragons
Canned DragonsJun 7, 2026
Moses The Black Artist: Hunter Biden
FaithMicro
Warped Weft
Warped WeftJun 4, 2026
Sticky Stones?
A few words on forgiveness
religionfaith
Canned Dragons
Canned DragonsMay 28, 2026
The Roman Pontiff vs. AI
The pope is so hot right now. Everyone is discussing the long-awaited Magnifica Humanitas papal encyclical from the Roman Pontiff. It makes sense. In a world where much of the responsibility for moral leadership has been abdicated, we are in much need of a figure who can provide that leadership with reach and authority. Enter...
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Warped Weft
Warped WeftApr 16, 2026
A Walk to the Park
A reflection from several years ago
ReflectionNature
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2024
Religious Faith in Pursuit of Environmental Justice.
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2024
Religious Sacrificial Sympathy: How Man Became More Valuable Than Beast.
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2024
Faith and Transitions: Religious Notions of Accountability and Gender Affirming Care for Youth
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2022
The Function of Faith: Theological Constituents in Processual Utopian Methodology.
theologyfaith
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2022
Geschlecht III: Authentic Faith, Religion, and Politics in Derrida’s Reading of Heidegger’s Geist
faithpolitical-science-philosophy
Cailin Pitt
Cailin PittSep 30, 2019
Kanye West and God's Redemptive Grace
A reflection on Kanye West, Christianity, and the difficult idea of redemptive grace.
ChristianityFaith
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2018
A Phenomenology of the Infinite: Horizon, Faith, Love.
The essential relation of the infinite to the finite, suggested already in the word itself, has troubled philosophical thinking at least since Descartes. To speak of the finite and the infinite is already to speak of horizon: the horizon of understanding, the horizon as limitation, the horizon as opening towards and beyond the finite objects of perception and knowledge. From Descartes to Levinas the infinite is the moment of the divine which both implies and problematizes all horizons. The infinite in this sense makes inescapable the question of the possibility of revelation, the horizon in which revelation is or is not possible.
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Cailin Pitt
Cailin PittJan 29, 2017
What Would Jesus Do?
A personal struggle with Christianity, American politics, and a church increasingly disconnected from the world.
ChristianityFaith
Cailin Pitt
Cailin PittJan 31, 2016
Dear Christians: step out of the bubble
A call for Christians to move beyond the church bubble and engage honestly with injustice and suffering.
ChristianityFaith
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2015
Faith: Belief or Practice?
The article presents the author's views on faith with regard to whether it is belief or practice and situates it within the philosophy of religion. The differences between analytical and continental methods of philosophical analysis are discussed as well as faith as a social phenomenon. Other topics include religious language, the conflict between faith and reason, and the features of saintliness.
faithphilosophy-of-religion
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2015
Knowledge, Virtue, and Ontotheology: a Kierkegaardian (Self-)Critique.
The article examines philosopher Soren Kierkegaarde's views on faith with regard to ontotheology, virtue, and knowledge. Several methods used by Kierkegaarde to discuss faith as an ethical state are explored to illustrate that they can be examined based on the virtue tradition. Also discussed are the continental tradition in philosophy, the philosophy of religion (PoR), and mashup PoR.
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Anil Dash
Anil DashApr 9, 2014
Being Less of a Jerk About Faith
One of my recurrent ruminations of the last decade or so is a bit of reflection on my relationship with religion. To be clear: I don’t have one. I know there are no gods, that the supernatural does not exist, and that we should not base morality on mythology. But I was raised Hindu, my family…
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