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Anthony Parrott
Anthony Parrott

Anthony Parrott

Washington, DC

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A Response to Alisa Childer's Video "5 Warnings Signs Your Church May Be Progressive"

I've recently become aware of Alisa Childers, who is making a career of warning people about the dangers of "Progressive Christianity." I will assume the best of her, that she genuinely believes that progressive Christianity is a danger and she has a moral responsibility to steer

Did God Give Trump Covid?

Did God Give Trump Covid? Scripture is pretty clear on a couple of things. God doesn't want anyone to die. Both the Hebrew Scriptures (Ezekiel) and the New Testament (2 Peter 3:9) affirm this. Speaking untrue things about God is one of the most significant insults we

A Parable from DPNK

You may have missed it with everything going on in the news, but things are getting pretty bad in the Democratic People's Nation of Korea (DPNK). As you know, they have an authoritarian leader who incites violence against any who would oppose him. Most of the population get

God's Throne Is Different

When we say things like, "God is on the throne," and assume that must mean that God is in absolute control of every situation, we are ignoring the God that Jesus revealed to us. Yes, God is on the throne. And therefore I worship God with my life,

Five Ways to Respond to What’s Rotten in White Evangelicalism

It’s clear that White Christian Evangelicalism (WCE) is diseased. Wherever you look, you find symptoms of its chronic illness: its support of Trump; the steady moral failings of its leaders; its embrace of conspiracy theories and rejection of history; denial of contemporary science; embrace of nationalism; denial of systemic

Allow your Grief to become Fuel

Allow your Grief to become Fuel

In our minds, we have an idea or picture of the way things ought to be. When I come out to my parents they will show unconditional love for me. When I meet the right person, I will finally feel whole. When I speak out on white supremacy, people will

2020 Book Report

Stats Fiction vs. Non-fiction. My natural tendency is to read more non-fiction than fiction. It didn’t always used to be this way, but college and grad school got me out of the habit or reading fiction. I now read fiction much more slowly than non-fiction (weird, I know). But

December Family-Friends Newsletter

Hello Friends, Family, Loved Ones, and Distant Admirers. We hope that you are finding moments of joy in the midst of this unique holiday season. How do you even begin to summarize a year like this one? How do you do it with any sense of honesty without becoming morose;

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