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Making Excuses for God: What We Owe the People We Failed

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By Eric English
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RLStolar.com Note: This article discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out to the 988-Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988. On June 28th, R.L. Stollar posted what appears to be a suicide letter to his blog under the title “The End.” He was a theologian, a counselor, an author who wrote about child liberation theology, and a survivor of childhood abuse.
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After the Eulogy Comes the Resurrection

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By Eric English
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I have been to enough funerals to know that the days after are the hardest. The service itself has a kind of structure that holds you. There are words to say, hands to shake, and a casserole someone brought that you will not remember eating. But when the mourners leave, and the silence settles in, you are left with the same question that has haunted human beings since the beginning: Is that it? Is that all there is? Last December, I wrote a eulogy.
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What if the Trinity Has Been Misunderstood

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By Eric English
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There are some things in religious conversations that can seem taboo. The relationship between religion and science is one of those. Much of the reason for that is a bias we have inherited from early 20th-century evangelicalism and fundamentalism. When Darwinism began reshaping the cultural landscape, conservative Christian leaders perceived it not as an intellectual opportunity but as an existential threat.
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