Let Us Now Praise Wealthy Men? Structural Poverty, Religiously (Re)Considered
Joerg Rieger, a leading theological thinker in relation to economic injustice, is also a principal presenter…
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What Does Proper Christian Womanhood Have to do with the Ray Rice Story?
In 1882, the state of Maryland adopted an “Act to inflict Corporal Punishment upon Persons…
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No Zombies Here, Just a Bunch of Women Talking to the Dead
What inspired you to write Talking to the Dead? I vividly recall the experiences that…
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LGBT-Friendly Church is Not “Christian” Enough?
It’s easier to argue about Jesus and whether he was fully human, fully divine, both or some mixture thereof, instead of doing the dirty work of feeding the poor, etc.
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The Black and White (and Blood-Red) Roots of ISIS
The latest gruesome video released by ISIS showing the beheading of American journalist Steven Sotloff, just…
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How Hell Has Shaped America
What inspired you to write Damned Nation? When I was an undergraduate, I was stunned…
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What Robot Theology Can Tell Us About Ourselves
There are places you never expect to be in life. For me, this was certainly one of them…
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Elie Wiesel Distorts Bible in Controversial “Child Sacrifice” Ad
A close look at scripture challenges Elie Wiesel’s narcissistic new tale of exceptionalism.
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“Muscular Christianity” Not to Blame For Driscoll: A Response
When I began attending Mars Hill Church in 2006, its main facility in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood…
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Wesolowski Sexual Abuse Case a New Approach or Same Old Same Old?
Former Archbishop Jozef Wesolowski, ambassador of the Vatican to the Dominican Republic, is now a…
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