SoulCycle Looks to Sell its Soul
Since its inception in 2006, SoulCycle has done two things really, really well. First of…
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Why it (Still) Makes Little Sense to Call ISIS Islamic
Last week, The New York Times’ Rukmini Callimachi published “A Theology of Rape,” a report as important…
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Racial Justice Will Be Top Priority for New Prez of the United Church of Christ
A conversation with the Rev. John Dorhauer, incoming president of the United Church of Christ.
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Arrests Made in Murders of Atheist Bloggers in Bangladesh, But Int’l Response to Violence Remains Anemic
Authorities in Bangladesh announced yesterday that three men suspected of the brutal machete murders of…
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Toward a More Inclusive Islam
An item in this week’s LGBT Global Roundup about the struggle to recognize marginalized pro-LGBT voices in…
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“As Orthodox As They Come”: A Backstage Conversation With Rob Bell
Rob Bell is on the move. In 1998, as a 28-year-old evangelical pastor in Michigan,…
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Ask the Dust: Tolerant Heathens
You have questions, big questions. Ask the Dust has answers. From the serious to the sacrilegious, no…
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As a Latina Millennial I Have to Ask, Does the Catholic Church Stand a Chance?
Rather than waiting for digital youth to take to social media spontaneously in honor of…
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The Moral Bankruptcy of Silicon Valley Asceticism
In The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up, the Japanese cleaning consultant Marie Kondo offers…
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A Victory for Conservatives in Revised AP History Curriculum
High school history teachers who prep America’s best and brightest in their AP classes had better…
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