Can Rage Fuel the Struggle for Justice? A Roundtable
[I]f your anger is directed at race and racism…if you’re aiming for change and not…
Read More[I]f your anger is directed at race and racism…if you’re aiming for change and not…
Read MoreThe departure of Russell Moore from the Southern Baptist Convention has been a long time…
Read MoreHow can American society recover from Trumpism? A new administration solves a lot of problems,…
Read MoreThis week has not been a very good one for the arts. Or history. The…
Read MoreSince the turn of this century, following the news is like experiencing a daily repudiation…
Read MoreThough compelling arguments have been made that CVE programs contribute to the marginalization and alienation of the very communities they’re meant to engage, they continue to receive significant funding from major cities, universities, and other institutions.
Read MoreFeminist liberationists have long claimed that discrimination against women is the model for favoring the power of elites over the rest with negative consequences worldwide. The Amazonian Synod only reinforced the claim. The mistakes were breathtakingly obvious and relatively easy to fix.
Read MoreAfter a group of midshipmen at the Naval Academy sent an email about the upcoming Satanic Services that would be offered, the Academy quickly shut it down claiming that the email wasn’t properly approved.
Read MoreEither sincere religious conviction should be a defense, or it shouldn’t. There should be a healthy debate about religious exemptions in a pluralistic society, but not about the content of the religious conviction concerned.
Read MoreBarr’s war on secularism and Pompeo’s end-times infused diplomacy are windows into why Trump’s evangelical supporters will not turn on him because of his foreign policy in Turkey, much less his phone call with Ukraine.
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