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My name is Laura and these are the wonderings of a theologically trained ponderer (me), writing out-loud, while working to help form her small corner of the church.Read more about Laura and the blog:
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Author Archives: Laura
a process of experiencing
pixel by pixel, savored moments stop to ponder knowing significance embeds value. conclusions imply linked moments. remember, affections are glue: bigger links. decided focus, questioning, emergence arises. structure forms.
Fragility
Two lives were taken overnight, their bodies left along my transit route. I was annoyed at the inconvenience, until I was ashamed of my annoyance. ~~ We are fragile. We too easily bow to our familial human stain. We too … Continue reading
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A Life Well Lived: Robert L. Saucy
More than any other teacher, Dr. Robert Saucy taught me how to think theologically. His deep trust in Jesus, keen mind, ever-present curiosity, and humor modeled before me and so many students before and after what it looked like to … Continue reading
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11 Reasons to Make Space for Different Worship Cultures (a rif on 11 Reasons to Stop Offering Different “Worship Styles”)
First a bit of clarity. I read 11 Reasons to Stop Offering Different “Worship Styles” from the perspective of a long-time contemporary worship musician, lover of traditional hymns, and theologically trained ponderer. Much of what the author says needs to … Continue reading
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Why faith is required for scholarship
It is impossible to gain a proper understanding of reality apart from knowing that God is the ultimate context of reality. If one does not trust that God is Creator, Redeemer, and Lord of all, then one is taking reality … Continue reading
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