A few weeks ago, I finished an incredibly long-take home final for one of my favorite classes: the Philosophy of Quantum Mechanics with Professor Ned Hall (I hi...
On behalf of The Harvard Ichthus, Merry Christmas! May you be blessed with joy and remember the true meaning of Christmas.
"The true meaning of Christmas." You...
“…the relation of the to the truth of his story still remains a far more passionate and definite one than is Homer’s relation. The Biblical narrator was oblig...
O come, thou Dayspring, come and cheer Our spirits by thine advent here; Disperse the gloomy clouds of night, And death’s dark shadows put to flight. Rejoice! R...
What do we mean when we say that God is omnipotent? Can an omnipotent being exist?
Some time ago, an atheist friend (who subsequently became a Christian) prese...
This is the third part of an ongoing series about what we’re waiting for during Advent.
O come, thou Branch of Jesse’s tree, Free them from Satan’s tyranny...
*I've recently been teaching through a biblical perspective on sexuality and relationships in our Harvard college ministry, and wanted to share my (incomplete) ...
Recently, I've been reading through an excellent collection of country sermons by Fred B. Craddock called The Cherry Log Sermons.
The first sermon in the colle...
Christ is coming back. This much has been promised to us. The season of Advent is a time to remember this promise and to prepare—not because we ought not to pre...
In both the Jewish and Christian worldviews, idolatry is the overarching “meta-sin” (to use Simon Gathercole’s expression) underneath all other secondary acts a...
