Religion should be the compass of truth, yet in the matter of Christian weddings, the compass spins without direction. I find it deeply hypocritical, not just in one church, but across Christianity as a whole on how the institution of holy…
Religion is meant to discipline desire, not decorate deception. Yet when it comes to Christian marriage, especially the church wedding, truth often takes the back seat while appearance drives the ceremony. The church proclaims holiness as its standard. Abstinence before…
Silence can be holy.But silence can also be cowardice. The church was never designed to be neutral in the face of injustice. It was meant to be a moral compass, a voice crying out in the wilderness, not a quiet…
We live in a time where righteousness is curated. A person can be morally loud online and morally empty in private. With a few posts, hashtags, and carefully chosen opinions, one can appear principled, enlightened, and virtuous—without living any of…
