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Matter of Mind

Weeks with Wings

"Each day has been chained to the previous one. But the weeks have had wings. Anyone who believes that a second is faster than a decade did not live my life." -Jonathan Safran Foer

Neo-Restorationists

Following Jesus, Together

A Peculiar Prophet

The Blog of Will Willimon

Homiletical Wanderings

Thoughts and Observations from a Student of Preaching...

R.M. ENGELHARDT

POET WRITER AUTHOR GENTLEMAN OUTSIDER

peterrollins.net

A space for theological reflections, doubts, and questions.

Dei-liberations

Thoughts on God and World

Katie Miss

Decide what to be and go be it.

feminismandreligion.wordpress.com/

Brave New [Real] World

A space for theological reflections, doubts, and questions.

Bless Rains, Bring Mud

I've been told I'm too cute for jail.

Disoriented/ Reoriented

Theology. Politics. Nerdiness.

The Missing Peace

... what we're all looking for

Tripp Fuller

A space for theological reflections, doubts, and questions.

phil snider

“Faith is not acceptance but protest - against the world that is, in the name of the world that ought to be.” - Rabbi Jonathan Sacks

Sarah Bessey

writer, speaker, recovering-know-it-all

Thought Themes As Speech

A great WordPress.com site

Yale University Press Blog

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WIT

Women in Theology

Crux Sola

A Biblioblog with Nijay K Gupta

Empty Oration

A space for theological reflections, doubts, and questions.

NT Pod

A space for theological reflections, doubts, and questions.

Kelsi Williamson Visual and Written

Rambling Barista

The caffeinated musings of a skeptical guy.

G. C. Jeffers

Story, Beauty, and a World that Means

Experimental Theology

A space for theological reflections, doubts, and questions.

There And (Almost) Back Again

A Theological and Philosophical Journey Through the American Christian Landscape

anne-marie coffee

When God calls us, he invites us to die. And ironically, we'll never be more alive.