Whence does the anger and ferocity of the evangelical atheist arise? In some cases, at least, it comes from a soul wrestling with God, like Jacob on the banks of the Jabbok. And perhaps all that soul really needs (even if he doesn’t necessarily recognize it himself) is a Christian who cares enough about him to listen — and to respond.
Jerusalem is present in your town — here’s why →
Which comes first, the gift of faith, or the structures and opportunities that help open one’s soul to that gift?
Where two or three →
Unless those who worship together have an underlying sense of themselves as belonging to a true community, something is missing