Dear Hollywood, It’s Time to Start Making Films about Real Black Catholic Nuns
When news of Disney’s plan to reboot its wildly successful Sister Act franchise broke last week, media and…
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Seattle ‘CultureMaker’ Nathan Marion: We Need New Abbeys in America to Foster Community, Arts
Editor’s Note: Among the trends that bear watching throughout America’s evolving Christian landscapes is a holistic rethinking…
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The Glorious, Ethnically-Challenged, Sisterhood of Spy
Stereotypes aren’t the only things that explode.
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Protesting the Pope’s (Not Yet Released) Environmental Encyclical? Check Your Doctrine
Observers expect that Pope Francis’s environmental encyclical—supposedly titled Laudatio sii, or “Praised Be”—will be released…
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Faith in the Future is No Faith at All: Disney’s Weak Theology
For a film inspired by a Disney theme-park subdivision, Tomorrowland has a lot more going…
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Céad Mile Fáilte: Open Hearts, Shifting Power Paradigms, and the Irish Same-Sex Referendum
Ireland is the most beautiful paradox. We have a centuries-long tradition of hospitality to the…
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To Let It Go and So To Find A Way: U2, (A)Live with Grief and Grace
“Comfort me.” “COMFORT ME.” “COMFORT ME! COMFORT ME!! COMFORT ME!!!” Bono is standing at the…
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Why James H. Cone’s Liberation Theology Matters More Than Ever
Or, in twitterspeak, #jamesconewasright
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Why Christian Fundamentalism Is Still a Big Deal in U.S. Politics, And How It Got That Way
An interview with Jonathan J. Edwards on “Superchurch: the Rhetoric and Politics of American Fundamentalism”
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American Religion By the Numbers: A Pew Survey Roundup
SWIMMING AGAINST THE TIDE: RELIGIOUS (NON) AFFILIATION MIGHT NOT MEAN WHAT YOU THINK IT MEANS…
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