I must follow, if I can

Pursuing it with eager feet / Until it joins some larger way

  • Probably no man has ever …

     By Aaron Lord

    Posted on March 8, 2012

    Probably no man has ever troubled to imagine how strange his life would appear to himself if it were unrelentingly assessed in terms of his maleness; if everything he wore, said, or did had to be justified by reference to female approval; if he were compelled to regard himself, day... [Read More]
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  • Biblical Feminism

     By Aaron Lord

    Posted on March 1, 2012

    I was talking with my wife the other night as we lay in bed staring at the dark ceiling and listening to the storm of freezing rain pelt the roof and windows. I thanked her for curing me of my Fundamentalism. I thanked her for being patient with me as... [Read More]
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  • Marriage stats and prayer

     By Aaron Lord

    Posted on February 27, 2012

    Over the weekend we went to a friend’s wedding. During the wedding, people kept mentioning divorce statistics. Basically, the saying went like this: The divorce rate is approximately 50%. The divorce rate among Christians is no better, also 50%. The conclusion is then made that the people being surveyed were... [Read More]
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  • Celtic Fiddle Festival

     By Aaron Lord

    Posted on February 27, 2012

    I have a considerable collection of celtic music, as I’ve been a fiddler for like a generation or something. But thanks to Spotify, I’m a few weeks into a new wave of music discovery. Generally any time you see an album with “celtic fiddle” in the title, it’s pretentious. One... [Read More]
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  • The GOP: Conformity to the Pattern of This World

     By Aaron Lord

    Posted on February 23, 2012

    American religious conservatives are being sold a bill of goods by all of the GOP candidates. Rick Santorum recently went on the record declaring that he’s the true Christian candidate, and that Obama’s worldview is unbiblical. The gall! And then Franklin Graham got on the air the next day and... [Read More]
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