A Confucian Trinity Is Not The God of The Bible
The Christ of the New Testament is not a Confucian son of Filial Piety, but a Prince of Shalom. And therein lies the critical difference.
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Culture & Identity
I’m Leaving Social Media…For Now
One Reformed Margins contributor explains why he’s stepping away from social media. For a time.
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Advent and the Nature of Time and Space
If you are serious about your Christian identity, having a Liturgical calendar that you faithfully abide by, especially in a world that constantly bombards you with advertisements and identity politics, is especially helpful. In other words, consistently observing things like Lent and Advent can help you solidify your identity as a Christian in ways that help insulate you against a world that is always trying to tell you who you are and how you should act.
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Three Evangelicals Walk into a Race Conversation
Before we can enter into meaningful discussions about race we must be realistic about the people having those conversations.
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Why I’m still an Evangelical after the 2016 US Election
It’s not because I wanted Trump to win.
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A Reformer in the Margins: Theodore Beza
Who was Theodore Beza and how does knowing him help us understand our Reformation roots today?
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(Racial) Diversity and Reformed Identity
(Racial) Diversity within our Theological Community helps us all form a stronger sense of Theological identity and sense of self.
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On Being a Third-Culture Reformed Theologian
Guest writer Nathaniel Gray Sutanto describes the unique insights and difficulties of a third-culture Reformed Theologian.
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James Choi & Asian American Responses to Race Issues
An Asian American response to racial injustice must be met with both mercy and justice.
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