Category Archives: Commentary

BAPTISM? INSPIRED IDEAS OR MAGIC WORDS?

Earlier this week, a catholic priest of over two decades decided to quit his post. The reason was not scandal-ridden as many would have come to expect. Instead, it was a matter of theology and its constraints pastorally. It seems that the priest had baptized infants into the Catholic church using the term, “we” insteadContinue reading “BAPTISM? INSPIRED IDEAS OR MAGIC WORDS?”

1 CORINTHIANS 9:1-14

This passage is about fair treatment. It isn’t about lining the pockets of church workers, but like many things in the Corinthian letters, it is about intentional equity based on Gods grace. God can work despite a lack of money from those he supports through church workers, but those in the church do not functionContinue reading “1 CORINTHIANS 9:1-14”