How much Jesus is too much Jesus?

For some Americanized Christians a dead Jesus is apparently enough Jesus. For example, a Christian university in California has an entire web page dedicated to unfolding their prescription of a …

Yellowstone, Christians and trademarks

Names of national parks in the U.S. are not trademarked. Unlike universities that make billions putting their names and logos on everything humanly possible, the park names can go on …

We could say something, but…

When Native Americans were demeaned, driven from their homes and put on a death march by government officials — many professing white Christians could have come to the defense of …

The irrelevance of Jesus

Why is Jesus so irrelevant for so many who claim to be Christian? Does it matter that swarms of the most loudly proclaiming Christians in America — who have professed …

Reorienting our maps

Being spiritually “lost” was a common concern (or accusation) in the conservative faith tradition so familiar to many of us. Tragically now, it this very slice of white Americanized Christianity …

Shady, angry people

The Christian testimony that many Americanized Christians don’t want to hear is when someone tells of leaving their familiar fundamentalist/evangelical subculture in order to find Jesus. In the second season …

Failing Jesus 101

White Americanized Christians in large numbers keep failing Jesus 101 — even though it is an open-book test. The one thing Jesus so often called his followers not to do …

Duped, again

White Americanized Christians keep getting duped into believing something other than Jesus. And once “being Christian” is successfully redefined apart from being like Jesus, all kinds of hatred, discrimination and …