by Dr. Jeff Burns https://www.patheos.com/blogs/jeffburns/2021/06/growing-up-white-in-the-segregated-south-forbidden-friendship/
Growing Up White In The Segregated South: Forbidden Friendship Read More »
from Red Letter Christians https://www.redletterchristians.org/lovers-of-peace-must-organize/
Lovers of Peace Must Organize Read More »
by Vanessa Ryerse https://www.vanessaryerse.com/post/the-one-where-i-lose-some-f-r-i-e-n-d-s
The one where I lose some F R I E N D S Read More »
If it was puzzling to me how, in spite of the presence of God and the Bible there could be
Diametrically Opposed Belief Systems Read More »
In the debate over climate change, does it not make logical sense to take out a life insurance policy on
We have a moral obligation Read More »
By Greg Khalil from Telos. Four reasons evangelicals are reluctant to support equality for Palestinians and Israelis publicly. https://religionnews.com/2021/05/27/evangelical-christians-must-rethink-their-reflexive-support-for-israel/
Evangelical Christians must rethink their reflexive support for Israel Read More »
To understand my evolution as a reconciliation leader, you must first understand that I began my journey sincerely believing that
What are you going to do about it? Read More »
I want at once to break down the association of “bad = dark” and “good = light” because of the
The language we need does not yet exist Read More »
But the departure from our past is visible not only in rising inequality and resultant pessimism – it is also
Corporations’ outsized power Read More »
from The Reformed Journal https://reformedjournal.com/reconciling-our-differences-by-modeling-the-incarnation/
Reconciling our Differences by Modeling the Incarnation Read More »
The church I served for twenty-four years in the Washington, DC, area was full of people like you. Many were
Is it just your journey, or is it our journey too? Read More »
https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/08/politics/black-voter-suppression/index.html
A short history of the long conservative assault on Black voting power Read More »
If, for ideological reasons, we cannot agree that human activity contributes to climate change, then we should consider it pragmatically,
When the cost of error is too high, the wise hedge their bets. Read More »
I’ve traveled around the country working at the intersection of progressive politics and religion for the past decade and met
They can’t identify as Christians any longer Read More »
Think about everyday experiences outside of politics – in your family, neighborhood, workplace, or the voluntary associations to which you
Now more than ever, those who care about the reconciliation command of the cross must speak up and out about
The church must talk about justice Read More »
Because I know the R-word freaks everybody out, let’s go about defining it too, because I mean something very
Were Alexis de Tocqueville to travel to America once again – further on in our national story – what might
Prosperity at a cost Read More »
Back in 2011, Richard Rohr wrote a book called Falling Upward. Richard, a warmhearted Franciscan brother, Catholic priest, insightful teacher,
For Jesus, a politics of love manifests itself in the form of compassion, which in Latin means literally to “suffer
Three core commitments Read More »
When historians look back at the history of Christianity and politics in the United States, 2016 will hopefully be marked
Advancing a just faith in the public square Read More »
