Experimental Theology


...trudging into the distance in the bleeding stinking mad shadow of Jesus...the Lord out of dust had created him, had made him blood and nerve and mind, had made him to bleed and weep and think, and set him in a world of loss and fire... --Flannery O'Connor

4.14.2026

War with the Dragon Who is Wasting Fairyland

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I've been reading Wisdom and Innocence: A Life of G.K. Chesterton . The book pointed me toward some of Chesterton's reflections abou...
4.13.2026

Against the Dark Christians: The Selfless Way of Christ

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The late Henri Nouwen wrote a lovely book entitled  The Selfless Way of Christ . The book seems timely and prophetic to me given how, on the...
4.10.2026

Psalm 149

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"a double-edged sword in their hands, inflicting vengeance on the nations" We're coming to the end of this series! One more d...
4.09.2026

The Shape of Joy: Findings from Waves 1 and 2 of the Global Flourishing Study

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Yesterday, the  Global Flourishing Study made the data from Wave 1 and Wave 2 from their project available to the public . The dataset incl...
4.08.2026

The Engine and the Paint Job: Warrant Theology and the Crisis of Christian Distinctiveness in Higher Education

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In 2022 I shared a lecture at a conference hosted by my school, reflections I shared online shortly after. A recent conversation with some o...
4.07.2026

Willing to Die for an Especially Good Alien: A Reflection on "Project Hail Mary"

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Jana and I followed the crowds to see Project Hail Mary this weekend. The movie was great, and we've been told the book is even better....
4.06.2026

An Incarnational Politics: Revisiting Trinity, Perichoresis, and Projection

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In 2021 I shared a series of reflections on Karen Kilby’s essay, “Perichoresis and Projection: Problems with Social Doctrines of the Trinity...
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