Issue 125
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness
By Alex Patico The Case for Life Christian theology holds that each person is made in the image ...
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Bowing Down to the Bramble: Parables, Politics, Perils, and Perseverance
By Allan Boesak As we are about to enter the thirtieth year of our democratic experiment, I believe ...
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Reckoning with Re-education: Christianity’s Role in Native American Boarding Schools
By Mark Lambert Last month the United States Department of the Interior published the first volume of the ...
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An Editor’s Perks: Inspiration Personified
By Patrick Anderson One of the benefits of my work as editor of Christian Ethics Today is the ...
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Richard Glossip Has Eaten Three Last Meals on Death Row. Years Later, the State Is Still Trying to Execute Him.
By Ziva Branstetter In the parking lot outside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary, I stood on my toes in a ...
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How Misinformation About COVID Vaccines and Pregnancy Took Root Early On and Why It Won’t Go Away
By Duaa Eldeib Even before the COVID-19 vaccine was authorized, there was a plan to discredit it. Leaders in ...
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A Tale of Two Ordinations
Marion D. Aldridge Recently, the Reverend Doctor Randy Wright, one of my best friends and a person I ...
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Proclaim Debt Amnesty Throughout All the Land? A Biblical Solution to a Present-day Problem
By Eva von Dassow Student loan debt is one of the most burdensome forms of debt in America ...
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‘CLAYPOOL’
Edited by C. Douglas Weaver and Aaron Douglas Weaver Macon, Georgia: Mercer University Press, 2022., 256 pages Reviewed ...
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