Guest Posts

Our hope in creating this blog was to start conversations and spread ideas, and one way we hope to do so is by inviting others to join us in creating posts. (We welcome submissions from all over, even if we don't know you, so long as you understand the mission of this blog and create something cool, we'll probably be more than happy to post it. Email us at theologyinprogress@gmail.com if you're interested!)

• Peter, Paul, and Mary Walk into a Conversion Experience - Bailey Pickens on "getting saved."
• Talking Past Each Other - Major Philip Davisson of the Salvation Army talks about why "love the sinner, hate the sin" doesn't really work.
• Religion in the Workplace: A Story - a post by an anonymous contributor detailing their interactions with a colleague who felt compelled to share his religion at the workplace.
• Why It Matters That Jesus Never Shoveled Snow - a discussion of why the subjective human experience of Jesus is important to us today, written by John Slattery, a Catholic PhD student in Theology and the History and Philosophy of Science at Notre Dame. 
• How Not To Write About Religion - Bailey Pickens, a Presbyterian and Yale Divinity School student, talks about how to o religion journalism right (and how to screw it up royally).