Jesus Has Left the Building: Celebrating the Next Reformation
Today we have the same fossilization of institutional religion, only this time it is us Protestants.
Exclusion is Causing Great Harm: A Conversation With Suspended UMC Pastor Rev. Cynthia Meyer
An interview with Rev. Cynthia Meyer, who was pushed out from her post in the United Methodist Church for coming out
Repent, Trump!: The Problem With Apology
In the case of Mr. Trump, what would a “sincere” apology even look like?
Why Beth Moore Walked It Back: This Election Season, It’s Tough Being an Evangelical Woman
Women hate Trump, while evangelicals are sticking behind him. But what about evangelical women?
Politics in a Fallen World: Lying, Fact-Checkers, and the Future of Civilization
When, if ever, is it acceptable to lie?
When Being “Christian” Means Supporting Trump: An Argument For Hiding Your Faith
I am not arguing that Clinton is the obvious choice for Christian voters, just that Trump is obviously not.
Trump and Hindu Nationalism: A Match Made in Bollywood
Trump declares himself a fan of “Hindu,” as Bollywood dancers enact terrorist attack.
Bipolar Faith, an Autobiography of Race and Mental Illness
A womanist theologian explores the underexamined intersection of faith, race and mental health.
Remapping U.S. Christianities
Jesus Has Left the Building: Celebrating the Next Reformation
Today we have the same fossilization of institutional religion, only this time it is us Protestants.
Exclusion is Causing Great Harm: A Conversation With Suspended UMC Pastor Rev. Cynthia Meyer
An interview with Rev. Cynthia Meyer, who was pushed out from her post in the United Methodist Church for coming out
Meddling Bishops Accuse Clinton of Meddling
It takes a certain kind of chutzpah for an entity that has long meddled in…
Indie Catholicism is Real: Married Clergy, LGBT Ordination, and Sacramental Justice for All
In this RD10Q, Julie Byrne follows the emerging movement of independent Catholics and the justice they inspire.
Have White Evangelicals Become More Accepting of Candidates’ Personal Immorality, as New Data Suggests?
In a recent survey, 72 percent of white evangelicals said immorality wasn’t a detriment to being a good public servant.
Why Beth Moore Walked It Back: This Election Season, It’s Tough Being an Evangelical Woman
Women hate Trump, while evangelicals are sticking behind him. But what about evangelical women?