doubt

Dennis Vannatta tells a story about confronting one’s past—and then one’s future.

Jack Harrell explores the reality of faith and doubt with two old friends and a shotgun.

Lucy Bryan turns to science to help her understand her abiding religious uncertainty.

In this interview, artist Barry Moser discusses racism, religion, and working amidst mystery.

What do you think about the Academy’s decision this week to have ten, not five nominees for Best Picture?

In this poem by Courtney Druz we are challenged to “grow beyond the brittle carapace” of our selves and “leap like an ibex” from the “crags” of our doubt.

In this essay, Jon Stanley looks at the Christian life as transcending the categories of atheism and theism.

Critiquing historical movements of modernity in the western church, Tom Ryan argues in this article that seasons of doubt are equally as important for faith as times of certainty, and are even necessary for fostering a genuine spirituality within the church.

In this poem, Luci Shaw evokes sharp images of winter, mystery, nihilism, and death.