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What is LogoSophia Magazine?
LogoSophia Magazine is dedicated to creating and cultivating connections, unity and understanding between Christian denominations, under the leadership of an elected Editor in Chief.
LogoSophia is an online interdenominational Christian magazine that is published quarterly (in February, May, August, & November). At the start of the year, the magazine will decide on a new theme for its content, ranging from the many virtues of life to the heavy burdens of our world.
The magazine publishes a wide array of creative material that encourages interesting conversations and emotional connections between Christian believers of different denominations and cultures, including but not limited to:
- Ads
- Advice Column
- Articles/nonfiction
- Artwork
- Bible verses/passages
- Book reviews
- Comic strip
- Controversy Corner
- Hymns
- Letters to the editor
- Movie reviews
- Original fiction
- Prayers
- Quizzes
- Reader write-ins
- Regular columns
- Surveys/polls
- Visio Divinia (a holy image to contemplate)
- And More
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Striving in Hope
With everything going on lately, the 4th of July this year felt different. The murder of George Floyd, followed by widespread protests affirming that black lives matter, combined with being stuck at home and actually having time to talk and learn about these issues beyond the superficial level, has given me a wake-up call.
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Decolonize Your Bookshelf? No.
There is a fashion – and as fashions come, they go – of decolonizing one’s bookshelf. The idea is that the reader should self-interrogate his (the pronoun is gender-neutral) cultural influences and determine if they are not right, not approved, not liked. Or, as Pasternak’s officious, oppressive, busy-body Soviet Deputy says, noticed.
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Stories That Really Matter
I’ve basically dedicated my life to the pursuit of stories and story-telling. Without stories, everything falls apart. A lot of people try to dismiss fantasy as being escapist or childish. Well Tolkien himself said, “Fantasy is escapist and that is its glory.” You can never diminish the power of storytelling, no matter the genre.
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