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Jazz, Shame, and Being With: A Reader's Guide
A 20-essay series tracing shame and pride from neurobiology through theology to political formation—and the incarnational alternative
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Riff—Resistance, Grief, and Sacraments of Stupidity
Jan 27
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Craig Geevarghese-Uffman
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The Factories We Can't Stop: A Theology of Waiting
Oct 24, 2025
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Craig Geevarghese-Uffman
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RIFF—Another King, Another Lord: The early church’s first creed was three words long. They were treasonous then. They may be again.
Apr 29
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Craig Geevarghese-Uffman
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Riff—The Reasonable Man and His Sword
Mar 18
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Craig Geevarghese-Uffman
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Was It Ever Real? If the love you keep offering keeps returning as a wound — it was real, and it is not lost. (Part Two of two.)
If the love you keep offering keeps returning as a wound, was it ever real? A theology of reception — why love that cannot land is not lost.
Jul 10
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Craig Geevarghese-Uffman
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How Captivity to Shame Works: The Stimulus, the Discharge, and the Return (Part One of two)
Jazz, Shame, and Being With #12
Jul 2
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Craig Geevarghese-Uffman
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Riff: When the Vocabulary Flips and the Grammar Stays
On Color-Blindness, Color-Sightedness, and the Settlement Underneath
May 1
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Craig Geevarghese-Uffman
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RIFF—Another King, Another Lord: The early church’s first creed was three words long. They were treasonous then. They may be again.
In those days a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be enrolled.
Apr 29
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Craig Geevarghese-Uffman
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Riff—The Reasonable Man and His Sword
Kansas Ran the Experiment. The Results Are In
Mar 18
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Craig Geevarghese-Uffman
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Riff—The Name of God Is Not a Permission Slip
On Blasphemy, 'No Quarter,' and the Theology of Dominative Christianism
Mar 16
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Craig Geevarghese-Uffman
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How Christianity Forgot Its Grammar, Part 2 — Contrapunctus V: Diagnostics
Jazz, Shame, and Being With — Essay #11
Feb 25
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Craig Geevarghese-Uffman
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