by Lindsey Abston Painter | 25 September 2018 | My phone’s news notifications are all a-buzz this week about .Judge Brett Kavanaugh. Will he be confirmed as a Supreme Court Judge? Are the accusations against him by Dr. Christine Blasey Ford (and maybe others) true? And if they are, will it stop him from being […]
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How the Women’s Ordination Debate Shaped My Theology
By Loren Seibold | 24 August 2018 I didn’t start out with any particular objection to women being pastors. Before I got to college, the idea had never crossed my mind. In our little country church in North Dakota I’d not seen any women pastors. We did have some extraordinary women, though, who shaped my […]
- August, 24
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Romanticizing Innocence and Ignorance in Women
By Lindsey Painter | 23 May, 2018 I’m sitting at my desk at work and a song comes on the easy listening station by One Direction. Here are the lyrics for part of the song. Baby you light up my world like nobody else The way that you flip your hair gets me overwhelmed But […]
- May, 27
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#MeTooBacklash
By Lindsey Painter | 25 January 2018 | There are stages to social media movements. Remember the Ice Bucket challenge? First it was a new thing, then everyone was doing it, then there was this weird backlash where people complained that the challenge was ineffectual, and it didn’t really raise awareness for ALS and it […]
- January, 25
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