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My childhood home. Let’s face it, it is absolutely impossible for us to understand an eternal transcendent God and his domain. It is far beyond our comprehension. So, we often use metaphor to make the incomprehensible accessible to us. Jesus did this exact thing when in John 14:2 he

Rondall Reynoso

July 7, 2021

Philosophy for Theology: A Scholar of Art & Religion

The last part of my Philosophy for Theology project was to discuss my own academic interests. This will certainly give readers a better understanding of what my scholarly agenda is. Rondall Reynoso A Scholar of Art & Religion My area of academic interest is the relationship of religion with modern

Rondall Reynoso

July 6, 2021

Awards: A job well done

Faith on View is honored to be selected as one of eight finalists for the Infinity Blog Awards. Earlier this year there were rounds of public voting and private adjudication that resulted in our receiving this honor. The final award will be given in late August. It is nice to have

Rondall Reynoso

June 22, 2021

A Father’s and Mother’s Legacy

The California State Capitol flying flags at half-mast in honor of my father, Cruz Reynoso. My dad passed away about six weeks ago. My mother passed away almost 14 years ago. Our family home was sold last year. I find myself feeling unmoored in a way I have never felt

Scot Loyd

May 27, 2021

Less than picture perfect- Christianity’s race reckoning

“A picture is worth a thousand words,” but in my case a picture is also worth at least a thousand undone deeds. The picture I’m referencing was taken sometime in the late 1980s and featured four misfits, including me at a Pentecostal youth camp in Redfield, Arkansas. Redfield, a small

Rondall Reynoso

May 19, 2021

Sociopathy verses Narcissism

“Confessions of a Sociopath” Let me start off this post by saying the obvious. I am not a mental health professional. I have no training to diagnose a Sociopath or a Narcissist. My interest is completely personal. Over the last couple of years, I have been in a few situations

Rondall Reynoso

May 17, 2021

My Tribute to Dad

There was a tremendous outpouring of support after my father passed on May 7th. I want to thank you all. We buried Dad next to Mom on Friday, May 14th. It was a private service for family and a few very close friends. I thought some may be interested in

Vershal Hogan

May 6, 2021

When the person you love is not the person you married

Quarantine and COVID-19 shutdowns have done a lot of things to a lot of people, but one valuable commodity they gave many was time. They gave time to think, to evaluate, to understand relationships and the years already spent under a bright, unblinking spotlight. Many couples I knew joked that

Scot Loyd

April 29, 2021

My faith won’t go barefoot: A defense of deconstruction.

One of the highlights of my childhood was the annual tradition of buying new shoes for the coming school year. My mother would dutifully take me to the shoe store, and the ritual would ensue which included picking out a new pair of shoes that were comfortable, durable, and fashionable,

Paul Hand

April 22, 2021

Second Serve

Yesterday afternoon Minneapolis announced a verdict that had millions of us holding our breath. It was followed by possibly the largest sigh of relief so far in a tense 2021. Among the relieved, there is a near-unanimous sentiment that this is only the beginning. For the next step, it seems

Rondall Reynoso

March 3, 2021

God for God’s Sake: Learning Theology from Aesthetics

I mentioned in a previous post how I had the joy of reading Aesthetics in a redwood forest in the hills near Santa Cruz. It was a great way to pass time as my wife was on a photo walk with a group of photographers. As I was reading, an

Rondall Reynoso

February 24, 2021

Love: The Final Ingredient

Heath Veuleman’s powerful article “What’s Love Got to Do With It?” got me thinking about so many different things. One of the main issues though ties into some artwork I began working on in 2003. Virtue Series, 2003-2010 In 2 Peter 1:5-9, Peter gives a recipe for spiritual maturity. But

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