"Readers who understand the Bible to be benevolent have a puzzle to solve, a problem to tackle: how to deal with what feels bad when it comes to scriptural texts deemed fundamentally good." ---Jill Hicks-Keeton

How is it that we think we "know" things? Where does our knowledge of the world come from? What limits our confidence in being sure something is a fact?

What happens when we question our core beliefs? Is it worth it?

Did Bible authors sign their names to their work? No? Then how do we know who wrote what?

How long Lord till you clear our temples? The towering buildings, old and new Housing the manipulative, the abusive, the selfish.

Who's in and who's out: a question for many faith traditions, especially evangelicalism. What do you think the standard should be?

What could be wrong about treating others as you would like to be treated? Well, a few things...

Can we really claim that we belong to a through-line of true believers that were committed to the exact same truths we hold in our day?

In which we explore the muddy waters of defining the Trinity

Long before there was a centralized authority making doctrinal decisions for the entire church, rogue bishops could dig their dogmatic heels

Christological debates began with the earliest New Testament writings from the Apostle Paul