by Scott Kingry | Mar 5, 2019 | WGA Blog
In my last blog, I shared about the battlefield we are on, having physical bodies and living as “engendered” people. I mentioned that our secular culture prizes slim, beautiful and fit bodies—pretty exclusively. Meanwhile, our Christian culture virtually ignores the...
by Scott Kingry | Feb 5, 2019 | WGA Blog
Biology, body image, genetics—how do you feel about your own body? We dwell in some pretty dichotomous cultures when it comes to being an embodied soul and spirit. Secular culture wants us to focus completely on just our body. Take a look at the magazines at the...
by Scott Kingry | Dec 20, 2018 | WGA Blog
My last few articles have been a discussion on reframing celibacy and singleness. We had help from Catholic priest, Henri Nouwen, and his excellent, helpful writings. He says that singleness and marriage are equal vocations (callings) concerning which we have a...
by Scott Kingry | Nov 29, 2018 | WGA Blog
Twists and turns abounded early in my sexuality & faith journey. Around the age of 5, I started having experiences of gender dysphoria, mimicking mannerisms that seemed feminine and gravitating toward games most of the girls played. Let’s just say becoming the...
by Scott Kingry | Nov 6, 2018 | WGA Blog
In my last blog, I reframed singleness, marriage and celibacy with a lot of help from Catholic writer, Henri Nouwen. I also spoke about singleness being a valid “vocation” or calling one can choose, just as one chooses marriage. Yet, we singletons have many negative...
