Weekly Reads {February 13}

Happy Weekend Dear Readers!

Below is a selection of theological and current events articles from around the internet this week. Rather than providing the final word on a given topic, we hope these articles will serve to spark friendly, yet thoughtful conversations. Consider this your welcome to join (or kick off) those conversations in the comments below!


 

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A Conversation on the Saving Work of Jesus by Ben Cabe and Ben Winter

Fasting by Kenneth O’Shaughnessy

Morality: When Gold is Better Than Platinum by Justin Megna

Religious Reasons in Public Debate: A Conversation with Karl Barth by Creighton Coleman

Introit: Entrance by Johanna Byrkett


From Our Authors

Lent: A Journey Towards Reality by Drew McIntyre

Reclaiming the Atonement Book Review by Ben Cabe


Across the Internet

Faith, Hope, Love, Fast by Peter Leithart

Who Says Memorialism Isn’t “Sacremental”? by Jake Meador

Why the West Misreads Islam So Badly by Casey Chalk

The Beauty of Lent: Giving Up the Good for the Greater by Dylan Pahman

These articles do not necessarily reflect the views or mission of Conciliar Post. These articles have been selected based on their prevalence across popular blogs and social media and their relevance to current events. We invite you to engage in friendly and positive discussion about these articles.

– From your friendly editor, Jeff Reid

Photo Courtesy of Taylor Leopold

 

 

One response to “Weekly Reads {February 13}”

  1. Jody Byrkett Avatar

    Jeff, I’m so glad you’re the friendly editor. We need at least one of those on the CP team. 😉

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