Issue 137
The Heart is a Little to the Left
(Photo by Hikmet Gümüş through Wikimedia Commons) By Walter B. Shurden I walked up to the clerk, ...
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The Silence That Speaks: Commentary on the Lived Effects of Immigration Policy
By Elket Rodriguez The lawn hasn’t been mowed. The gardener never showed up. Behind our house, the ...
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By the Way: A White Nationalist’s Many Mistruths
By Randall Balmer Tony Perkins, head of the Family Research Council, a Religious Right organization, has a history ...
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No Tide Rising: Theology, Economics, and the Future
Rieger, Joerg, No Tide Rising: Theology, Economics, and the Future. Minneapolis, MN: Fortress Press, 2009. Paperback pp. xii ...
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I Spoke About LGBTQ+ Inclusion at Truett Seminary and Watched Bridges Being Built
Photo: ClkerFreeVectorImages By Georgia McKee It is said the Spirit sometimes shows up in the most unexpected places. ...
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How the Catholic Church Helped Change the Conversation About Capital Punishment in the United States
Death penalty by Nick Youngson. License CC BY-SA 3.0 Pix4free By Austin Sarat Thirty years ago, the ...
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What is the CREC? The Christian Nationalist Group Has a Vision for America — and the Defense Secretary’s Support
By Samuel Perry Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s affiliation with the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches — commonly called ...
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The Bible According to the Department of Homeland Security
By Brian Kaylor The social media feeds of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) are mostly filled ...
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A Call for Repentance for the Anti-Immigrant Sins of a Nation
By Chuck Poole Cruelty is a sin. That such a self-evident truth might need to be said aloud ...
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