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Thomas C. Oden: Reflections on a Giant After a Decade

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By Ryan N. Danker, Rick Plasterer, Mark Tooley
| juicyecumenism.com
This December will mark a decade since Methodism’s loss of Tom Oden, a theologian and churchman who was a giant in the theological world. Tom was a colleague to many of us and a friend to the renewal and confessing movements within Methodism. In fact, he was a friend of Wesleyans around the world. G. K. Chesterton spoke about the “democracy of the dead,” his famous words reminding us that the voices and wisdom of our ancestors should still hold value in whatever age.
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The Odyssey’s Pagan Despair

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By Mark Tooley
| juicyecumenism.com
The Odyssey film was masterfully produced and performed but, even with its Christian veneer, was pagan and depressing. It’s been much discussed in countless reviews how the film is not entirely faithful to Homer’s original ancient epic, having been redemptively updated, with less cruelty and more human dignity, at least relative to the original. In the film Odysseus has a form of PTSD and regrets the sacking of Troy, amid slaughter, rape and pillage.
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Go Up Higher!

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By Doug Bandow Verified, Rick Plasterer, Mark Tooley
| juicyecumenism.com
The following is the 2026 Baccalaureate Sermon given by Dr. David Hein at Saint James School in Hagerstown, Maryland. It is posted here with permission. In the name of God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Amen. Well, good evening! We’ve had a wonderful year of chapel speakers, haven’t we? I am particularly grateful to the students and teachers who took up the challenge of offering their reflections on our theme of teaching the virtues.
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