My family and I are approaching the five-year mark in the Catholic Church. While my wife may describe her experience differently, I am quite certain that the honeymoon is over. My personality didn’t change at the Easter Vigil 2011, nor did my character radically improve. This is … Continue readingIt Just Makes Sense (Even as a Protestant)
Being formed–it shapes us into who we become. God shapes us, and it is our choice though to cooperate with His will, being obedient, for our Lord is the potter; we are the clay: “…there was something wrong with the pot. So the potter used … Continue readingBeing Formed
Friends of Catholic Sistas over at the Austin Institute have come up with something quite provocative – a series of “research animates” entitled The Economics of Sex that looks into the differences between men and women in the dating market and how each navigates it … Continue readingThe Economics of Sex