Year in Review 2015

Being the contrarian that I am, I was determined to make turning 30 uneventful, but 2015 had other plans. This year, I started on anti-depressants, I had my first legitimately viral posts, I started writing for Think Christian , I had spinal surgery, and I started a new job. I also took an impromptu three-month hiatus from writing because, apparently, it's inappropriate to question the tenets of evangelicalism while working for an evangelical organization. That being said, I'm determined to push the envelope even further in 2016. Someone has to ask the questions that no one wants to admit having. Especially the ones that incite thoughtless, kneejerk reactions. Here's to another year of working out my faith. Most Read Posts These posts were read 3-40 times more than most (that's not a typo). They primarily deal with ethical artifacts that have been perpetuated by a self-serving maintenance rather than a refining scrutiny. I guess I'm not alone in thinkin