Issue 133
Does Ethics Matter Today?
By Patrick Anderson, editor Recently, while our managing editor, Amy, was promoting Christian Ethics Today at the iconic ...
Read More
On Transgenderism
By Ryon Price “From now on,” Paul said, “we regard no one from a human point of view; ...
Read More
A “Precious Gem of a Book”: Chuck Poole’s Most Recent Book
A Review by Walter B. Shurden Job’s Choir: Essays From the Intersection of Grief and Hope by Charles ...
Read More
Sentencing Donald Trump
By Wendell Griffen A New York state court jury found Donald Trump guilty of committing 34 felony counts ...
Read More
Warning Flags, Parallels to Not Be Missed
By John D. Pierce Why would professing followers of Jesus get and stay onboard with obvious acts of ...
Read More
Thurman’s Rigorous Ethic of Reverence for Each Person
By David Sawyer In 1968, at the peak of the civil rights campaign and in the heat of ...
Read More
Standing on the Giant Shoulders of Howard Thurmond
By Chris Caldwell “He (Howard Thurmond) was 100 years ahead of his time, 50 years ago, so he ...
Read More
Reflections on Jesus and the ‘Inherited’
By Carol Harston Howard Thurman’s Jesus and the Disinherited caught my attention years ago. Thurman brilliantly describes the ...
Read More
The Hell that Dogs the Footsteps of the Poor: Howard Thurman’s Conceptual Notion of Fear in Jesus and the Disinherited
By Darvin Adams Fear is one of the persistent hounds of hell that dog the footsteps of the ...
Read More
Reflections on the Life and Thought of Howard Thurman
By Lewis Brogdon Howard Thurman (1900-1981) was one of the most influential religious figures of the 20th century. ...
Read More
