Practicing Gospel Dissent: LIKE NOW?
by Bill Leonard One of the greatest Christian dissenters I’ve ever known was James M. Dunn, late chief ...
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Seeking A New Birth of Freedom
Patrick R. Anderson, editor Like many of you, I can recite Abraham Lincoln’s immortal Gettysburg Address; and like ...
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On Justice and Freedom
Wendell B. Griffin Frederick Douglass and Martin Luther King, Jr., were right. The pretentious United States of America ...
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The Conjunction We Keep Forgetting: Catholic Social Teaching and the Immigrant in Northwest Iowa
John M. Sandy “Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!” cries she With silent lips. “Give me your tired, ...
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On Behalf of a Thin Theology
Robert Baird Most, probably all, readers of this journal have a theology. It may not be systematic, ...
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Book Reviews: Pope Francis’ LIFE and HOPE
Reviewed by Walter B. Shurden Pope Francis, LIFE, My Story Through History, by Pope Francis with Fabio Marchese ...
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Why Christian Clergy See Risk as Part of Their Moral Calling
Laura E. Alexander As Christian clergy across the United States participate in ongoing protests against harsh immigration enforcement ...
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Farmer‑poet Wendell Berry’s Environmental Ethics Were Deeply Rooted in his Christian Faith and Belief in Caring for Creation
Kristy Nabhan-Warren For most of his 92 years, Wendell Berry farmed his Lane’s Landing homestead in Henry County, ...
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The Dangerous Myth of Being a Good Person
by Lewis Brogdon There is something deeply unsettling about the moment in which we are living. Every day ...
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Book Review: Mississippi Heroes: White Champions of Racial Justice, 1954-1974 by Charles Dollar
Reviewed by Walter B. Shurden No kidding! I have waited one half-century for this book! My fear ...
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