RT @evfk: We’re a week out from AAR — make sure you add the panel on @dwcongdon’s book to your schedule! Monday 12:30-2:30

@bonhoefferchild See next post. Primarily Bluesky.

You can find me (at)on the Blue site and (at)davidwcongdon on IG/Threads.

Finally. A good thread and accurate assessment about the election.

@schleiermocker Now this I can get behind

@girlsreallyrule Christopher Rufo or Ryan Walters.

As one of my final posts on this site, I want to let people know that I'll be contributing to a four-week Advent class put together by the @HomebrewedXnty team looking at the crisis/dialectical theologians. I'll be doing Week 4 on Bultmann. Please sign up!

RT @ConnorMEwing: Trump: Matt, what do you think about recess appointments? Gaetz: I think meeting them at school is a little risky. I pre…

RT @dieworkwear: oh im going to jail

@brandonhurlber1 @CaioPeres18 Christians can either embrace the imperial model of orthodoxy, or they can—as I suggest in my book—abandon it. The benefits of the former in excluding Christian nationalists is a massively pyrrhic victory that only hurts Christianity in the long run.

I have a book to suggest. 😉 People will try to claim that heresy is the denial of something in an ecumenical creed or the like. But the answer is that a heretic is anyone that someone who claims orthodoxy/authority wishes to exclude and marginalize.

@BrennanBreed The efforts to make this kind of descriptive claim in either case depends on reducing "Christianity" or "America" to a simple principle that is immune to and independent of the historical reality of each social phenomenon. I explain why that's a nonstarter in my book.