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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Patrons and Companions: An All Saints' Sermon for Seminarians

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St. Nicholas was the church that I attended when I first came to Christianity in 2004, and it attracted a lot of wounded people.  We se...
Tuesday, October 4, 2011

10 M-arks of Anglo-Catholicism

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Last week, I spent four days at the Society of Catholic Priests' annual meeting in Detroit, during which we explored the future of Ang...
Friday, September 9, 2011

The Public Role of Religion after 9/11

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The press this week has been abuzz regarding the role of religion in the public sector, and evangelicals in particular have been perturbed...
Thursday, September 1, 2011

Struggling with Traditional Language in Postmodernity

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Recently at a seminarians' retreat, a colleague asked me how I could stomach the traditional language of thees and thous in worship an...
Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Jesus' Extreme Makeover: An Alter Christus Indeed

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This past Sunday, the Guardian newspaper came out with an article entitled, "A very muscular brand of Christianity: Why Jesus has und...
Wednesday, August 24, 2011

I don't wanna mess up my hair!

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This week, my friend, Dr. Regina Benjamin, the U. S. Surgeon General, attended the Bonner Bros. International Hair Show, to promote exercise...
Monday, August 15, 2011

A Jewish son's playful reflection on the Assumption of Mary

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It has always seemed odd to me that so many people struggle with the doctrine of the Virgin Mary's assumption into heaven. "This ...
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Fr. Ethan Jewett
Philadelphia, PA, United States
The Rev'd Ethan Alexander Jewett, SCP was raised in the Conservative branch of Judaism, but came to Christianity and the Episcopal Church after wandering for 20 years in the spiritual wilderness. Drawing on his own journey, Fr. Ethan is committed to reaching out to LGBTQ+ folks and others who struggle with religion and are in search of a deep connection with a loving God. He believes that vulnerability, authenticity, and truth-telling are necessary to building intimate community.
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