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Christian culture has too often offered women a push toward contentment that can numb us to our own desires, without offering the tools to discern whether those desires could be good or Holy-Spirit-inspired.

Katelyn Beaty, A Woman's Place: A Christian Vision for Your Calling in the Office, the Home, and the World

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Conservative Christians Were Right about 1990s/2000s Teen Culture

Conservative Christians Were Right about 1990s/2000s Teen Culture

Evangelicals of that era warned that pop culture was oversexualizing teens. Maybe they were on to something.

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Addressing Sexism in the Church: An ACNA Perspective

Debates over women's ordination are important but miss a chance for common cause.

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What If You Can Trust Your Heart?

Reclaiming intuition and emotions as a Christian source of wisdom.

“God created the whole person good in the beginning; that means all parts of ourselves — our rational minds, our emotions, our bodies, our spirits — are designed to work in tandem, that a fully alive person is one whose parts are integrated rather than separated. Scripture also invites us to discern what is true, and discernment is usually a communal exercise. One of the reasons I balk at the language of “my truth” is that I can’t actually know my truth apart from your truth; and I believe our truest selves only emerge in relation to others, not separate from them.”

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SayThat 224 is up! We answer questions about healthy boundaries in families and friendships. We also have a conversation with Katelyn Beaty, Managing Editor of Christianity Today about faith, feminism, work, and her new book “A Woman’s Place”

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"Humans, it turns out, can live without sex. But they will die without love."

— Katelyn Beaty, Same-Sex Marriage and the Single Christian