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Patheos is a non-denominational, non-partisan online media company providing information and commentary from various religious and nonreligious perspectives.
Upon its launch in May 2009, the website was primarily geared toward learning about religions through a reference library and other peer-reviewed resources on 27 global religions and worldviews. In its current form, the site also hosts more than 450 blogs in eleven "Faith Channels," offering commentary and news from these perspectives in topics including politics, institutions, culture, sacred texts, history, lifestyle, entertainment, family life, and business. Patheos is the largest English language religion and spirituality site in the world, while the Catholic, Progressive Christian, Nonreligious, and Pagan Channels constitute the largest web presence for their respective traditions. Source
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Search ArticlesWesley’s Chapel and the Foundry Part 1
First a few relevant signs of the times. Wesley’s first headquarters in London was at the old cannon foundry, refitted for religious purposes. Here is the sign commemorating the general spot. What followed was City Road Chapel, but none of this would have happened if first Charles and then John had had what we call the Aldersgate experience, where their hearts were strangely warmed. In both cases, the Wesley had been Christians for a while.
A Televised Execution is a Moral, and Practical, Disaster
image via Pixabay In case you haven’t heard, the extremist Nidal Hasan has been sentenced to die by firing squad on December 3rd. Hasan is a natural born American citizen from Virginia, and a former Army major. He murdered 13 other service members and wounded thirty-two at Fort Hood in 2013 in what he believed was a defense of Muslims and the Taliban. I can’t imagine what the families of his victims suffered. There’s no defending his brutal killing spree.
Safe Space w/ Jaxon
What happens when the thing you love starts getting attention? In this episode of Safe Space, Jaxon sits with the strange tension between creating from the heart and wanting that creation to be seen. The views go up. The followers come. More people start paying attention. And somewhere in the middle of all of that, it becomes easy to start measuring the value of your work by numbers. But what does it cost when recognition becomes the goal?
Hotline Madness And An RFK Jr. Christmas Album?
In this week's bonus show, we've got lots to get to from the hotline, plus, a Robert F. Kennedy holiday album? If you want to call in to the Bonus Show, leave a voicemail at (530) 332-8020. We'll get to your calls on next Friday's Bonus Show. Or, you can email Matthew at [email protected]. Join The Quollective today, and use Promo Code "matthew50" to save an additional 50% off a yearly subscription (which is already 10% off a monthly subscription).
Thanking God Ahead of Time
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about gratitude, and about the practice of thanksgiving. This morning, I was reminded once again of how central thanksgiving is to the life of prayer. The reminder came as I prayed Psalm 100 at Lauds. The psalmist instructs us, “Go within his gates, giving thanks. Enter his courts with songs of praise.” Thanksgiving is the way in.
LBCF: That beats all
(A Left Behind series re-run of a post from 2007-ish.) Left Behind, pp. 326-328 Buck Williams and Steve Plank have been watching the Two Witnesses of Revelation 11 on CNN. They don’t wear sackcloth and they don’t shoot fire out of their mouths, but two guys who tried to kill them tripped, fell over and died, then one of them claimed to be the Messiah before they both settled back into chanting that Jesus was the Messiah.
Come and Read: Joy in Classical Education
When I was a little boy, Dad would give me a job and come home to find it was not finished. This was not because I had not worked on it all day, but because I took a job like “clean the garage” and would engage in a large-scale garage reorganization and deep clean. Dad, in fact, did not want each tool cleaned. He wanted the garage to be neat and orderly. My desire for “perfection” kept the “good enough” from happening. As a matter of fact, the garage was less orderly than when I started.
Falling Leaves: A Living Parable on Letting Go
Autumn Leaves on Skyline Drive from Wikimedia Commons, Manipulated by the Author I’ve spent the vast majority of my life in the southeast corner of Pennsylvania. As such, I have developed an extreme disdain for Winter. My countdown to Spring starts about five days after Winter begins.
Four Passive Spiritual Disciplines: an Introduction
When I was a college freshman, our class had a theme: “Not Somehow but Triumphantly.” This has stuck in my head for, well, ahem, many decades now. It seized the day, you know, in ways that launched us into evangelicalism’s confident, capable leadership mode and drew on all the victorious language of the spiritual life. This language is biblical and hopeful, encouraging and inspiring. Paul writes, “Thanks be to God, who always leads us in triumphal procession in Christ” (2 Cor 2.14).
Three More Anti-Catholic Lies About Catholicism (#6-4)
Photo credit: copyright 2026 by Catholic Bible Highlights. This is my initial transcript for the video (posted below), “THREE MORE LIES Protestants Believe About Catholicism (Ranked by Dave Armstrong) — Part 2 (Lies 6-4)” [Catholic Bible Highlights with Kenny Burchard, 10-9-26]. ***** Today, we continue our three-part treatment of the top ten lies, whoppers, and falsehoods spread about Catholicism because we think it’s good to be equipped to provide a good and effective reply to them.