I sound off every year with our students about this time about Saint Nicolas and the holy character of Santa Claus. His aka, Kris Kringle, also has Christian origins! Reclaim Santa as the Christian figure he is!!!
@JohnWHawthorne In doing my work related to Title IX exemptions at Christian higher ed institutions, I have run into similar cross usage of terms. It’s an interesting phenomenon. I believe in some cases there’s some intentional ambiguity being leveraged on purpose by the institution.
My latest article in Firebrand Magazine describing the writing and content of the @TheJWInstitute’s new “A Wesleyan Social Witness: Holiness and the Public Square.” https://t.co/kwdbcmc6le
…denying the existence of any kind of agency or God-breathed curiosity and intelligence and creativity equally gifted to both sexes. The hypocrisy is astounding; I know they’ll say “oh it’s there’s but for different things” but that’s just a crock of different substance
The stupidest thing about this whole theobro “women reading” things is that these are the same dudes who are going to pound on “male and female he created them” re: gender id stuff but then completely give up the plot by refusing to honor that holy creation by…
If my wife were more interested in theology or politics or something than me to the point where she decides she needs to read books without me on these topics then there is something backwards. These are masculine pursuits and women who study either just want to argue with men.
I was struck by, with our three along that spectrum of size/age, how easily my biggest has shifted into being a helper for littles around him, navigating ladders and rope bridges. I’m grateful for spaces like this to practice those skills and for those who have taught him so well
I am at the child chaos center with the kids today. There’s this moment that caught me by surprise, a shift from when your child goes from being one of the small ones desperately trying to keep up to being one of the big kids flying around with abandon.
The record-breaking jump 🎥💥
Steven’s clearance of 2.15m (7’0.5”) is not only an NNU record, but tied for second in GNAC history and tied for third in Division II this season!
“They’re big personalities that bring great energy."
Northwest Nazarene's return to the NCAA Division II tournament has been highlighted by the reunification of two brothers, both of whom have become fan favorites.
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An unquestionable leader of NNU men's basketball, Gabe Murphy has overcome adversity in more ways than one this season to help the Nighthawks win the GNAC tourney and reach the NCAA tournament for the second time in program history.
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Story by Craig Craker