Asking questions seems to be fundamental to the human experience. I seem to recall my developmental psychology professor telling the class pre-schoolers can ask more than four hundred “Why” questions a day; a statistic I can easily believe. Being asked questions can be irritating but it can also be illuminating. When someone asks you why […]
Language and theology
Okay, this post should probably be called “Language and theology . . . sort of” but I didn’t want to put that many periods into a title. As I mention in both of my sermons and as is completely and unavoidably obvious to anyone who knows me, I love language. I am limited to the […]