What cannot but strike the eye in the revolts in Tunisia and Egypt is the conspicuous absence of Muslim fundamentalism. In the best secular democratic tradition, people simply revolted against an oppressive regime, its corruption…
In this episode, Sarah and Mark interview Ragan Sutterfield.
Ragan is a writer, teacher, and farmer in Little Rock, Arkansas. He has written on food, the environment, and culture for a variety of publications including Plenty, Gourmet,…
At the beginning of the twentieth century it was theologian Karl Barth who first raised the question of a domesticated God: a God tamed, confined, and muted by humanity’s drive to control and domination. Only…
The pirates of Somalia had a busy year, seizing 49 vessels and 1,016 hostages in 2010. Of those 1,016, eight were killed and 13 wounded over the year. It is a lucrative business. Figures are…
"Community", "Radical Discipleship", "Prophetic Witness": An urgent and self-giving Christianity has taken hold of the imaginations of a new generation of the faithful. Group houses of sincere young folks earnestly desiring to live for Christ…
