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  • The Biola Queer Underground

    The Biola Queer Underground

    Andrew Kelley
    December 30, 2025

    We, The Biola Queer Underground, are a group of like-minded LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer) students and allies who have formed a private underground community in which we share our life struggles, as well as our love and support for one another. The main problems that we see in the Biola community are…

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  • The Empty Ecstasy of Entertainment Escapism

    The Empty Ecstasy of Entertainment Escapism

    Tanner Gish
    December 30, 2025

    Last weekend, numerous people throughout the country collectively invested $200.3 M into 2 hours and 23 minutes of their time. This investment was the purchase of a movie ticket to escape the world of reality to play in the super-hero fantasy world of The Avengers. I’ll confess: I tossed a few bucks into the pot…

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  • What to Think About Church Growth

    What to Think About Church Growth

    Caleb Johnson
    December 30, 2025

    I don’t know what to think about church growth anymore.  I’ve always believed it’s God that causes a church to grow–and I still do.  But what role does the leadership of the church play in bringing more people in?  I’m afraid the answer to this question I’ve long held to is actually little more than…

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  • My article in the New Issue of JETS with Dr. Jon Lunde

    My article in the New Issue of JETS with Dr. Jon Lunde

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

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  • Scared Straight… Now What?

    Scared Straight… Now What?

    Bryan
    December 30, 2025

    Last week I watched a few episodes of “Beyond Scared Straight,” the reality show that follows a group of rebellious teens to prison, where they get a taste of life behind bars. Aside from being thoroughly entertained, I learned a lot about false hopes and society’s view of redemption. The show introduces us to fresh-faced…

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  • Nationalism, Multiculturalism, and a Lunatic: How I Was Reminded to Examine with the Right Lens

    Nationalism, Multiculturalism, and a Lunatic: How I Was Reminded to Examine with the Right Lens

    Andrew Kelley
    December 30, 2025

    “Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind.” –Albert Einstein Anders Behring Breivik looks almost ghostly. In every picture that I see of him, he appears serious and menacing and totally unrepentant. This repentance he lacks should be for the murder of seventy-seven people last year when he both detonated a bomb…

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  • Paul, the Gladiator Apostle?

    Paul, the Gladiator Apostle?

    Tanner Gish
    December 30, 2025

    As fun as flannel-gram Bible stories were, I always found it frustrating (especially when trying to teach with them) that so often, you are short the people and the objects necessary to tell the entire story. Sometimes you just don’t have enough Galilean common folk to make two crowds, or enough leapers or demonized people…

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  • With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility

    With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility

    Caleb Johnson
    December 30, 2025

    Yesterday Albert Mohler published an article at his website entitled, “Is the Megachurch the New Liberalism?”  The article–or at least its title–inspired megachurch pastor Rick Warren to tweet, “@albertmohler A TITLE questioning 1000s of churches’ orthodoxy due to size is unChristlike. U need to apologize to pastors Al.” Despite the knee-jerk reaction it elicited from Warren,…

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  • Who Cares About Kant?

    Who Cares About Kant?

    Nathaniel Warne
    December 30, 2025

    My wife took her first philosophy class at her southern California high school.  Along with many other historical figures in philosophy, her teacher lectured on Kant.  Unfortunately, the only thing that she can remember about Kant is the phrase, “Kant was a real pisant.”   To be honest, I have found that this sort of reaction…

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  • Guest Post: Marketing Divorce or Losing Your Job? Four Things I Learned When Faced With an Ethical Dilemma

    Guest Post: Marketing Divorce or Losing Your Job? Four Things I Learned When Faced With an Ethical Dilemma

    Drew Emerson
    December 30, 2025

    Disclaimer: I haven’t lost my job, and the company I work for isn’t evil in any way shape or form… In my role I get the chance to work with many unique organizations and dynamic leaders. It’s been an opportunity that has taken me through many industries from insurance, retail, manufacturing, and many more. It’s…

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