Tag: religion
Apparently, I’m a “Weird Christian”?
Taylor Ramage May 17, 2020
A recent opinion piece in the New York Times gave some exposure to a Twitter…
UCC General Synod Resolution 8 and the Need for Church to not Mimic the World’s Polarization
Taylor Ramage June 28, 2019
What do progressive faith metaphors of a wide open table and a tent for everyone…
Goodreads Review–A Brief History of Theology
Taylor Ramage December 29, 2017
A Brief History of Theology: From the New Testament to Feminist Theology by Derek Johnston…
Posted in Reviews and Wrap-Ups Tagged book review, books, Christianity, religion, review, theology
The City of God is Made of Intersections: Reflections on the ONA Coalition Gathering and General Synod
Taylor Ramage August 25, 2017
Intersectionality is growing as the preferred approach to unpack identity and justice. I heard the…
Loving the Enemy and Building Community in My Little Pony and Steven Universe
Taylor Ramage April 21, 2017
As I prepared for the sermon I preached at my church several weeks ago, this…
Refusing Octavia Butler’s Vision in The Parable of the Sower
Taylor Ramage December 14, 2016
My church family has been passing around The Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler….
Forrest Gump, Cameron’s Avatar, and the White God Complex
Taylor Ramage December 30, 2014
The other day, I went to the city with a friend and ended up at a…
Posted in Essays, Criticism, and Analyses Tagged Avatar, forrest gump, religion
