Weekly Round-up: Heteronormativity, Becoming Anglican, and Jesus' Wife

In First Things, 9 scholars offer 13 theses on marriage, sexuality, and gender in defense of what they call “heteronormativity.”

Kurt Willems, over at Patheos, explains why he’d consider becoming Anglican–if he wasn’t already an Anabaptist.

Paul Lickteig, a newly ordained Jesuit priest, reflects on the ways the priestly vocation emerged in his life.

Leroy Huizenga wonders if traditional Christianity will survive the latest heterodox textual fragment claiming Jesus took a wife (hint: he thinks it will).

 

 

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