In this series, I attempt to assess Second-Temple-era Jewish messianic expectation. See all parts in the series.
It was more or less a case of déjà vu: Once a...
For Part I, click here.
Traditionalists worry that this “modernization” is a weak euphemism for “homogenization” and “dilution.” Though Tomlin’s “Amazing Grace...
As part of our efforts be a resource and gathering place for the wider Harvard Christian community, here is a collection of the introductory meetings of the Chr...
It's autumn, and that means that The Harvard Ichthus is looking for new writers, designers, businesspeople, poets, artists, and photographers. Some questions yo...
There is a compelling narrative surrounding “Amazing Grace” to begin with. The mythology suggests that the lyricist — slave trader and all-around bad guy John...
Herein I continue to work through Matthew to put together a rough character sketch of God as He is presented in this gospel narrative. Today we consider two mo...
Herein I continue to work through Matthew to put together a rough character sketch of God as He is presented in this gospel narrative. Today we consider two mo...
An Introduction
I was talking recently with a friend who grew up in the Church but eventually fell away from Christian faith, and she said something deeply trou...
God is funny sometimes. Here’s how we know:
Exhibit A: The Israelites in the desert.
The Hebrews have grown weary of God’s ceaseless provision because all t...
A little over a week ago, French President Nicholas Sarkozy announced in a speech to the French Parliament that burqas, the head-to-toe covering that some Musli...
