Henry Karlson is a writer for Patheos, Inc., covering a variety of topics related to religion, spirituality, and social issues. His articles often explore the intersection of faith, tradition, and contemporary society, with a focus on promoting understanding and dialogue.
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Henry Karlson primarily focuses on providing expert commentary and opinion editorials related to Christianity, with a specific emphasis on topics such as salvation, grace, baptism, tradition, justice, mercy, dogma and the ecumenical movement. He seems particularly interested in exploring the intersection of these religious themes with culture and society.
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Christians causing others problems are not to be seen as confessors or martyrs, not people being persecuted, just trouble makers.
God created everything, making it all good . To be sure, it is not good in and of itself, that is, creation did not give itself its goodness.
The mother of God Mary , a remarkable woman, was herself born of another remarkable woman, St.
Those who are pro-life, those who claim to promote the dignity of life, need to do more than virtue signal, but act on their convictions.
Christian doctrine , and the tradition in which it is found, is important, but we must engage it honestly. We must come to recognize and accept that tradition has developed over time.
Trials and tribulations are a part of life. We might wish they were not, especially when they come with suffering, but it is impossible to grow, to change, that is, to develop ourselves, without them.
We are all called the eschatological feast, but to receive it, we must ready ourselves for it by picking up our cross and following Christ.
Christ has shown his solidarity with the poor, the oppressed, the outcast, those who are persecuted due to their status in society.
When I was growing up, my father shared with me his love for reading, especially his love for reading science fiction and fantasy stories, which is
A proper Christian spirituality has us embrace the need to be of service to others. Such service must be freely rendered: that is, it must not be
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