The Martyrdom of Cecil the Lion
Earlier this year, I sit in the passenger seat of a land rover with my…
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Gay, Christian, Pagan, Artist: How Matt Morris Defies the Borders of Spiritual Identity
An interview with musician Matt Morris, millennial Christian (with a Pagan detour).
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What’s in a Name? Religious Nones and the American Religious Landscape
Over the last several years the term religious “Nones” has become a major topic of…
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It’s Still Your Fault: The Cubit’s Guide to Blaming
For the past three weeks, The Cubit has explored blame in the twenty-first century. We…
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Fear of U.S. Marriage Equality Exported to Africa
While LGBTQI people and allies in America enjoyed a hard-fought victory in last month’s Supreme…
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Ask the Dust: Do Queer People Have to Explain Themselves to Religious Conservatives?
You have questions, big questions. Ask the Dust has answers. From the serious to the sacrilegious, no…
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Justice v. Revenge: The Question Beneath the Question of Prison Reform
This article is part of It’s Your Fault, The Cubit’s series on blame in contemporary…
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Greece Must Suffer for Redemption: A Nietzschean Reading
European negotiations over the Greek debt crisis have taken a series of bewildering turns in…
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Mister Rogers’ Radical Pacifist Neighborhood
Michael Long’s new book, Peaceful Neighbor, dares to place Mister Rogers in his social, historical, and political context.
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Why the Church is Struggling to Hold Onto Millennial Catholics
A new survey from Catholics for Choice on the opinions of Catholic millennials as regards doctrinal issues…
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