Weekly Reads {March 12}

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!


Conciliar Post

Finding Yourself in Communion, Part One by TJ Humphrey

By the Waters of Babylon by Kenneth O’Shaughnessy

Round Table: Christian Self-Defense and Lethal Force by Various Authors

A Calvinist Reads Calvin: Knowing God Entails Relationship by Jeff Reid

We Become Our Own Judge by Fr. Gregory Owen

Waiting to Rejoice by Jody Byrkett


 

From Our Authors

The Fullness of Rest by Jody Byrkett

Pheobe the Deacon by Jacob Prahlow

C.S. Lewis on the Preference for Old Books by Drew McIntyre


Across the Internet

Walt Whitman on Neighbors and Strangers by Berny Belvedere

Of Jayber Crow and Donald Trump by Jake Meador

Would You Like Some Wine With That Cheese? by Michael Hannon

Social Sins in Lent by Timothy George

The Little Jesus Who Would by Robert Hart

Eschatological Discipleship by Robert Arakaki


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 Maarten van den Heuvel

 

 

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