Is Christianity Greening? Depends On Who (and How) You Ask
One of the most vexing questions to confront Christians in this post-Christendom age is how…
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How America’s Charismatic Christianity Helped Fuel the Fantasyland Presidency of Donald Trump
The United States is suffering through an epistemic crisis. From day to day it seems…
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The Origin Story of the Evangelical Mindset: A Conversation with Frances FitzGerald
For anyone who thought they could safely ignore the role of white evangelicals in American…
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A Progressive Christian Conference With an All-White Lineup: What Could Go Wrong?
Preaching Peace, a progressive Christian organization that aims to achieve peace through the application of…
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“Exvangelical” Podcast: Safe Space for Those “Living In, Leaving, or Coming to Terms With” Evangelicalism
In June 2015, I asserted here on RD that “we need to listen to the voices…
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What Does Repentance Look Like For the White Church?: A Conversation with Lisa Sharon Harper
We are four months and counting into the administration of one of the least qualified…
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Betrayed at the Polls, Evangelicals of Color at a Crossroads
He seemed drunk and ready for a fight. The man, mid-fifties, towering and broad shouldered,…
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“I Speak to God in Public”: Are Young Black Millennials Reclaiming a Theology of Resistance?
If the numerous think-pieces and essays on “Coloring Book” were any indication, one could surmise that Chance’s popularity was in part because of his public embrace of his faith, not despite it.
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Christianity as American Horror Story in Joyce Carol Oates’ Newest Novel
Joyce Carol Oates’s hefty new novel, A Book of American Martyrs, reveals an America haunted by a…
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New Mag Provides a Platform for Christians of Color
Where are the journalists of color in religion reporting?
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