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Puzzling a Medieval Quandary
How many angels can dance on a pin? It depends, my friends, it depends. It depends if ...
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The `Truth and Healing Commission` and Traumatized Native American Communities
By David R. M. Beck Each September 30, the National Day of Remembrance for Native American children honors those children ...
Read MoreCherry-picking the Bible and using verses out of context isn’t a practice confined to those opposed to vaccines – it has been done for centuries
By John Fea A devout evangelical Christian friend of mine recently texted to explain why he was not ...
Read MoreNine Words
By Chuck Poole When the Pharisees heard that Jesus had silenced the Sadducees, they gathered together, and one ...
Read More`Bad Faith: Race and the Rise of the Religious Right`
Editor’s Note: Readers of Christian Ethics Today will recognize Dartmouth professor and Episcopal priest, Randall Balmer, for his ...
Read MoreWhy the Wall Pushes Back: Reading `Stony the Road`
By Jim Shoopman In the years before the Covid dispersal, I participated in a weekly, early morning Christian ...
Read MoreWorld Hunger Surged in 2020, With 1 in 10 People on Earth Undernourished
By Jessica Eise Nearly 10% of everyone on Earth – an estimated 768 million of us – were ...
Read MoreChristian Attitudes Surrounding Abortion Have a More Nuanced History Than Current Events Suggest
By Luis Josué Salés Opponents and supporters of legal abortion in the U.S. will be watching when the ...
Read MoreBreakfast at the Elite Cafe — November, 1963
By Joe E. Trull, Editor The year was 1963, the 175th year of our nation's life. President John ...
Read MorePost-Pandemic Reflections on Psalm 18 by a Vulnerable and Grateful Survivor
By Marion D. Aldridge Like many others, I found myself more anxious during the Coronavirus Pandemic of 2020-21 ...
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