Craig L. Adams
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Theology as Provisional
Craig L. Adams looks at theology as an "interim report," something to be approached with a sense that new information will change it, and that humility should be theology's utmost tool. more
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Theology as Provisional
Craig L. Adams looks at theology as an "interim report," something to be approached with a sense that new information will change it, and that humility should be theology's utmost tool. more
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Two Wesley Quotes on Christian Perfection
Craig L. Adams finds John Wesley quotes from a fellow blogger underscore his idea that Christians being perfected in love is an ecumenical doctrine. more
God Speaks Out Against the Nations – Amos 3:1,2
Knowledge of God brings responsibility to fashion a society of love and justice, and a church that fails to do so will rightly fall, says Craig L. Adams in his reflections on the prophetic Book of Amos. more
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The Conservative Christian Dilemma on Same-Sex Marriage
Craig L. Adams outlines how conservative Christians view marriage and why they tend to oppose same-sex marriage despite its increasing acceptance across the United States. more
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Christian Perfection as an Ecumenical Doctrine
Far from being a concept unique to Methodism, Craig L. Adams traces the elements of John Wesley's idea of "going on to perfection" in other Christian thought. more
Christian Faith: Opinion or Life?
Craig L. Adams asks: What if authentic Christian faith isn't about the things we believe (and fight about), but the way we live in our relationships with one another and with God? more
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Some Things Christians Could Agree Upon Even If They End Up Having To Agree to Disagree (About Gay & Lesbian Issues)
Even before the recent UMC panel discussion on same-gender sexuality, Christians have had a lot of respectful attitudes and behaviors upon which they could agree, even if they disagree on the topic, writes Craig L. Adams. more
What Does it Mean to Take the Bible Literally?
The phrase "taking the Bible literally" rubs Craig L. Adams the wrong way, because he thinks that it's being used inaccurately as a put-down to describe a legitimate way of interpreting scripture. more
Resurrection Happens
The United Methodist Church may have chewed him up, but the Rev. Craig L. Adams finds that Christ's Resurrection power doesn't need the church to be effective. more
The Reason I Continue to Use Facebook
Craig L. Adams examines his use of social media, which some Christians say they're giving up as part of their Lenten observances. more
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Why Splitting the UMC Is a Bad Idea
The Rev. Craig L. Adams responds to Claremont professor "Jack" Jackson on why dividing The United Methodist Church is a bad idea. more
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What Would It Take to Convince Me I Am Wrong on the Gay & Lesbian Issue
The Rev. Craig L. Adams makes a straightforward case for why he thinks the traditional Christian stance against homosexuality is correct -- if only conservative Christians would stop telling lies and bashing LGBT people and those who support them. more
Homosexuality: Why Perceptions Are Changing
Rev. Craig L. Adams refutes the idea that "outside, secular forces" are pressuring The United Methodist Church to change its stances regarding homosexuality. more