Theopolis Logo

Jonathan Barlow

4 articles

stefan-vladimirov-q_moi2xjieu-unsplash
Writing · Coronavirus COVID 19

A Modest Proposal

For preventing the unvaccinated people in Mississippi from being a burden on their friends, teachers, or waiters, and for making them beneficial to the public. Dr. Jonathan Swift It is a melancholy object to those who walk through a great southern college town, or travel throughout Mississippi, when they see…

by Jonathan Barlow · September 28, 2021
catholicity_1
Writing · Culture Homosexuality Sexuality

The Head, the Heart, and the “Gay Christian” Movement

At the 2019 General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America, the denominational delegates considered a number of official overtures (requests for action from the regional parts of the denomination) relating to issues of gender and sexuality. The PCA is conservative. As evidence of this, the assembly passed a resolution…

by Jonathan Barlow · July 23, 2019
same-sex-celebration
Writing · Homosexuality Same-Sex Marriage Sex

They Played the Flute for Me - But I Couldn't Dance

The ruling on Obergefell v. Hodges “came down” on Friday morning, June 26, 2015, like a bolt from Zeus. Many who refuse to bow to the dictates of our Olympians will write trenchant legal, theological, and cultural/political analyses of the court’s ruling. What I’m comfortable contributing to the historical record,…

by Jonathan Barlow · June 29, 2015
psalm-singing
Writing · Genesis How to Worship Liturgy

Worship as Response: Liturgical Logic, (Part 1)

“It is only by participation in a rational, practice-based community that one becomes rational.” – Alasdair MacIntyre It may be perfectly clear to a chef why adding unsifted powdered sugar to a hot frosting is a bad idea. But for an amateur cook, this may be the kind of rule…

by Jonathan Barlow · April 2, 2015

In Medias Res

Your weekly digest for all things Theopolis.

Donate

Theopolis is nearly 100% donor-supported. Consider joining us on our mission.