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Podcast #8: Finding My Religion
Podcast #8: Finding My Religion
Join me in another riff podcast with my brother, Tim Scholten from NY as we talk about the LGBTQ and evangelical Christian church, growing up and the process of deconstructing that theology. How does a non-affirming theology affect gay Christians? Can non-affirming churches ever feel welcoming and safe for Gay Christians who are openly gay? Where do we stand right now in our own faith and…
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Podcast Episode #7: Interview with Tim and Gay Class 101
Podcast Episode #7: Interview with Tim and Gay Class 101
I got to riff with my brother, Tim Scholten from Ossining, NY! We talk about his coming out story in our conservative family and town, as well as a deeper dive into labels, some fun, some more serious and the connotations they carry.
When he first came out, and even more so when I first came out, I felt like I needed a crash course in gay vernacular and pop culture. So for all of you who want…
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after fundamentalism: where do you go from here?
after fundamentalism: where do you go from here?
This is a cross post (that has been updated) from Unsettled Christianity
Dear friend,
I have heard about your dilemma. Trust me, I have. You’re sick and tired of hearing about how you can’t criticize your senior pastor, because “Touch not my annointed.”Every Sunday you feel like you want to leave, but you can’t. Once you make the decision to leave, this open letter will be for you. So, here’s a…
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Postmodern Scholastics And Their Theologies Of Glory
Postmodern Scholastics And Their Theologies Of Glory
A lot of scholars in the theological academy are under the presumption that their theologies are neat and squeaky clean, that the categories that they rely on, the labels such as “heretic” and “orthodox,” “pantheist” and “biblical,’ whatever the case may be. I think that they are sadly mistaken. Much like the current state of Hollywood where producers have no original stories to offer,…
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