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February 18, 2026
Living & Loving in the Tension of Faith
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Weekly Essay Digest
These essays were shared this week from Faith on View.
Don't miss a single one!
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On my author page on this site, I describe myself as “uncomfortably” evangelical. Once, a family member asked for a concise explication of where I disagree with evangelicals. I struggled with this because I share the methodological assumptions of evangelicalism, and theologically, I am rather evangelical...
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The first time that I actually saw my father drunk, I was still a very young child. What I knew of my father was a genuinely funny, affable, playful man who was always up for a joke or cute prank....
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The first time that I actually saw my father drunk, I was still a very young child. What I knew of my father was a genuinely funny, affable, playful man who was always up for a joke or cute prank....
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I’m sure I am not the first person to think along these lines, but did you ever consider that you might not exist if certain things had happened or not happened?...
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Resource Articles
These resources were shared this week from Faith on View.
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In Christianity, the question of God’s appearance sparks curiosity and debate. While Scripture offers insights into God’s attributes, it also emphasizes the incomprehensibility of His nature. The Bible warns that full exposure to God’s essence could be fatal for humans. His revelations are selective. Despite these cautions, we are encouraged to delve...
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The first time that I actually saw my father drunk, I was still a very young child. What I knew of my father was a genuinely funny, affable, playful man who was always up for a joke or cute prank....
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The first time that I actually saw my father drunk, I was still a very young child. What I knew of my father was a genuinely funny, affable, playful man who was always up for a joke or cute prank....
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The first time that I actually saw my father drunk, I was still a very young child. What I knew of my father was a genuinely funny, affable, playful man who was always up for a joke or cute prank....
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