“Menergy”: Men’s Ministries and the New Masculinity
The Promise Keepers have gone from hugging and shedding tears to doing battle for the Christian Right.
Read MoreThe Promise Keepers have gone from hugging and shedding tears to doing battle for the Christian Right.
Read MoreOn the 40th anniversary of his assassination, we honor Martin Luther King by refusing to ask: “What would King think?”
Read MoreAnyone who thinks that full agreement with your pastor is necessary has never been to church…
Read MoreLess strident, less partisan, less defensive—the emerging evangelical center defies the stereotype…
Read MoreDespite our annual effort to remember it differently, Dr. King was universally criticized for his refusal to be a good “Negro leader”.
Read MoreThe differences among religious folk in this country—once these issues make their way into politics—manifest in real divisions of money and power and security. To think that these conflicts can be resolved with mild-mannered compromises between Third Way and centrist evangelicals underestimates their importance.
Read MoreA friend once asked Diana Butler Bass why she was still a Christian. The answer lies in the question of spiritual memory, and of a community that exists through time.
Read MoreMost people know only the Big-C Christianity—Christ, Constantine, Christendom, Calvin, and Christian America—but there is another one, linked to a biblical parable of a wounded man’s rescue by a stranger.
Read MoreIn a small town in Spain, a yearly festival celebrates the hybrid racial and cultural identities, both Christian and Muslim, of the local populace—a ritual of reconciliation.
Read MoreThe United States has exported its contradictory and confusing HIV prevention strategy to Africa: Abstain, Be Faithful, Condoms (ABC). Herewith a modest proposal to reconcile Christianity, identity, and HIV prevention…
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