One Nation, Many Bibles: Obama vs. Dobson
Americans wrestle with the biblical text, but there is no one correct way to read scripture.
Read MoreAmericans wrestle with the biblical text, but there is no one correct way to read scripture.
Read MoreRev. Wright’s assertions that it’s really the “Black Church” under attack help reduce the complexity of the religious life of black America to a soundbite…
Read MoreAnyone who thinks that full agreement with your pastor is necessary has never been to church…
Read MoreA minister’s son plays Bernie Madoff and swindles his father’s congregation out of millions. Is it helpful to see events like this in terms of God’s plan?
Read MoreThe Quiverfull movement sees children as an army of missionaries meant to reshape the United States along biblical lines.
Read MoreWhile it’s great that Obama’s faith-based program addresses nonbelief, without the proper vigilance we’ll simply get superficial “tolerance” of secularists with an assumed theistic backstory.
Read MoreI reject Rick Warren’s theological orientation and vigorously critique the death-dealing theologies of those like him. But my disagreement (and yours) is not the point.
Read MoreWith the election of Barack Obama Americans have proven that we are able to re-imagine something as fundamental as race, as the perception of our bodies in society. But oppression is a complex mechanism, and we cannot allow ourselves to be blinded to its workings.
Read MoreWhen an American TV show borrows from Eastern philosophy, it leaves the ethical dimension behind while offering a healthy dose of materialism. Even so, it might have something to teach us.
Read MoreA meditation by flashlight on the nature of evil, whether natural or moral, and the power of human agency to do good in the world…
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