An Unknown Blog: Archive for December 2008

• Loving Our Neighbors Today
  How have local Christians been working for social justice?

  First published Fall 2008 by John Montague // Add comment

• Two Songs for Two Home-Less Souls
  Poetry Original poetry from Olivia Lau.

  First published Fall 2008 by Olivia Lau // Add comment

• Call+Response: A Funked-up Review
  Review The film seems to be selling us a product: give us your money, and we will supply you with feelings.

  First published Fall 2008 by Cliff Mak // Add comment

• My First Test at Cal
  A first-year undergraduate expected Cal to challenge her faith, but she never expected to answer one simple question: why believe?

  First published Fall 2008 by Lila Carpenter // 6 comments

• The Nature of Love
  It’s seamless! It’s perfect! It’s already come!

  First published Fall 2008 by Jasmin Borja // Add comment

• Let the Subaltern Pray
  World Christianity is a transnational phenomenon demanding the attention of any responsible cosmopolitan citizen.

  First published Fall 2008 by Lucas Kwong // 1 comment

• In Defense of Kitsch
  As creative Christians, we can re-imagine criticism just as we can re-imagine art itself. Unicorn included.

  First published Fall 2008 by Thera Crane // 1 comment

• The Limits of Evidentialism
  Philosophy Being accused of lacking good evidence for one’s beliefs certainly sounds insulting; but what, exactly, is supposed to be so objectionable?

  First published Fall 2008 by Alex Hyun // Add comment

• On Choosing Life
  I would like to address the culture of so-called “sexual and reproductive rights” and the narrower claim that the right to government-sanctioned abortion (which is the only positive right I can think such a term means to assert) is good for women.

  First published Fall 2008 by Karis Gong // Add comment

• The Comparison Culture
  We can have confidence in God, even if we’re having a bad hair day.

  First published Fall 2008 by Alexis Eils // 1 comment