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  • God’s Presence & Absence (Or, Practical Eschatology)

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

    This summer I am working on my upcoming book on Esther for Wipf and Stock. This has taken me miles away from Galatia (where my doctoral research has largely resided) to the capital of the Persian Empire, Susa. Additionally, I am no longer in the first century, but am thinking about the reign of King…

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  • Confessions of A Hip-Hop Head

    David Osborn
    December 30, 2025

    In every one of my friendships there comes that one moment. That one moment when they find out I’m a hip-hop fan. It’s actually more than fandom. It’s probably closer to obsession. Most people don’t expect it. I’m pale and have red hair. I study theology and have an intense love of all things sci-fi.…

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  • The Reality of Rhetoric: Reflections on a LGBT Milestone

    Tanner Gish
    December 30, 2025

    Although originally written in response to a prior event in the national spotlight and debate on homosexuality, this article seems apropos to share in light of the US Supreme Courts decision on the Defense of  Marriage Act on Wednesday.  In light of the On May 19,  a member of the Biola Underground (an online forum for self-professed…

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  • What is the Basis of Authority? Part 1

    Jeremy Goad
    December 30, 2025

    Since the twentieth century, no topic has shaped the philosophical conversations more than the question of authority. It is not that the topic wasn’t brought up previously, certainly the Reformation and the Revolutions in America and France centered on the topic, but the fervor with which the debate raged in academic circles during the twentieth…

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  • The 30-Year-Old Virgin

    Bryan
    December 30, 2025

    Today’s my birthday, which means I’m officially the 30-year-old virgin. I’m not embarrassed. I’m not afraid to say the V-word. My lack of (ahem) experience is a running joke with my friends, and I’m happy to keep it going—as long as they don’t start believing that virginity equals purity. In a world where sex is…

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  • Megadeth: God’s Metal Band?

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

    Megadeth has recently released their fourteenth album, Super Collider.  An event like this is a big deal for me because Megadeth is my all-time favorite band. I’ve seen them live three times; I even caught both a guitar pick and an arm band from Dave Mustiane at one show. Classic metal is my staple when it…

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  • The Call

    Carrie Allen
    December 30, 2025

    Just a few weeks ago I was running up Bancroft and Telegraph in my cap and gown to claim my masters degree in social work from UC Berkeley’s school of social welfare. I stood in awe of the journey I had been on to find myself in that place. This is a bit of that…

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  • The Great Banquet

    Jeanette Hagen
    December 30, 2025

    My local church set aside this past week for a time of focused ministry in our own community here in Durham. A wide variety of service projects were engaged, from activities for children of all ages, serving coffee at the train station for the many commuters, cleaning up and doing repairs around the city, and…

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  • Certainties of Celebration

    Tanner Gish
    December 30, 2025

    Two weeks ago, I joined the many thousands across the globe who, in these six weeks through May and June, will likewise reach the terminus of their pursuit of an educational degree. For me, it was four years of work, involving full-time work in the financial services industry, while moonlighting as a student (most of…

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  • Released and Awaiting Release: Tim Lambesis

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

    I’m still stunned. . . Tim Lambesis, the frontman for one of my favorite metal bands, As I Lay Dying, was arrested on May 7th for soliciting a hitman to kill his wife, though the hitman was actually an undercover detective. Last week Lambesis was released (May 30th) on $2 Million bail. He has another hearing on…

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