Issue 121

`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 ...

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Why 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 ...

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World 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 ...

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Christian 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 ...

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Breakfast 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 ...

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Post-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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Concerning the Meaning of the Incarnation

John 1:1-18, The Second Sunday of Christmastide By Chuck Poole  “In the beginning was the Word, and the ...

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My Grandmother Was a Preacher

By Patrick R. Anderson The craziness in the church seems never to end. I thought the inanities underpinning ...

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The Fight for the Soul of America

By Lewis Brogdon During his presidential campaign, Joseph Biden often spoke of the election in terms of a ...

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`God Is an Amateur and Mending the Heart` — Reading Claypool #5

By Walter B. Shurden John R. Claypool, God Is an Amateur (Cincinnati, Ohio: Forward Movement Publications, 1994, 87pp.) ...

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