Dear Evangelicals, A “Begrudging” Vote for Trump Is Still a Vote for Trump
The results are what we live with, not the manner of voting.
Read MoreRemapping American Christianities
This initiative aimed to take a fresh look at Christianity’s increasingly diverse expression in the United States. As the monochromatic paradigm of American Christianity fades, this initiative explored how people came together in new ways to express their beliefs, effect social justice, and find community in structures we may not yet recognize as “church.”
Doing Political Theology In an Election Season: Howard Thurman on Deception
American elections, as we can see so clearly this season, are exercises in deception.
Read MoreRD’s Neil Young Discusses Trump’s Conservative Christian Support on ABC
Australia’s state-owned public broadcaster interviewed RD’s Neil J. Young on his most recent post, Leave it…
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To Be Christian, Intellectual and Black: A Response to Vincent Lloyd
Continuing the conversation on the role and reception of black Christian intellectuals in this country.
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On the 40th Anniversary of Hyde, A Theological Defense of Reproductive Justice
A conversation with Rev. Faye London, of Tennessee’s SisterReach.
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#WhiteChurchQuiet: Anything but Outrage Is Complicity
Why is it always “courageous” to stand with Black people?
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It Is Time For American Orthodox Christians to Protest Russia’s Persecution of LGBT
Silence is no longer an option.
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Is the Rise of “Nones” Actually the Decline of Catholics?
Catholics are suffering the largest decline among major religious groups.
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They’re Not Coming Back: The Religiously Unaffiliated and the Post-Religious Era
A new survey crushes whatever hope was left about luring Nones back into the fold.
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Religion and Resistance at the New National Museum of African American History and Culture
A Q&A with the Rev. Yolanda Pierce, director of DC’s new Center for the Study of African American Religion.
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