Our Mission
The Curious Christian exists to take faith seriously enough to ask hard questions about it. We engage the history of Christianity, the text of the Bible, and the claims made about Jesus, by believers and skeptics alike, through the lens of mainstream scholarship, primary sources, and careful reasoning.
Curiosity is not the enemy of faith. It’s how faith grows up.
Inquire Honestly
No question is off-limits: including the uncomfortable ones.
Engage the Sources
Follow the evidence wherever it leads
Listen Generously
We disagree with care, not contempt.
New Here? Start With These.
Whether you’re a lifelong believer, a curious skeptic, or somewhere in between, these posts are the best front door into the conversations happening on this site.
Keep Asking Questions With Us
This site runs on curiosity; mine as well as yours. We all stumble upon questions that we don’t have answers for, that continue to nag at us. If you want to dive deeper into them, you’re in the right place.
- How Romans 12 and 13 Anchor the Third Way on Solid Ground
We have covered significant ground so far. Our journey began with Romans 13, often considered one of the most controversial and misused… - Where Walter Wink Is Right, Where He Overreaches, and the One Thing He Left Out
Previously, we examined Walter Wink’s argument in detail. He presents a compelling case, suggesting that sayings long used to silence the oppressed… - The Man Who Argued We Had Mistranslated Jesus for Two Thousand Years
In our previous discussion, I made a claim that I now intend to support: the middle path we identified in Romans 13,…