Religion Dispatches
The corrupt legislative shenanigans by lame-duck Republicans in Wisconsin, Michigan, and North Carolina have prompted many to reiterate calls for “civility” and “love.” But are those objectively good things?
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For the third time in this young century, Reinhold Niebuhr is getting another splash of…
Read MoreRoss Douthat’s latest column offers proof of Godwin’s law in the headline—and goes downhill from there. And the headline…
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In late March The Washington Post published a peculiar ad from the American Family Association (AFA) addressing…
Read MoreDavid Carr didn’t want you to trust him. It’s a funny thing about journalists and…
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If Lord of the Rings was the epic for the Cold War era, then Game of Thrones is the epic for our time, with the disappearance of the clear oppositions that once enabled easy discrimination between friend and enemy.
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Can Matt Damon’s love trump God’s Will? Does it have to?
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RD contributor Daniel Schultz recently published his first book: Changing the Script, based in large part on the thought of Old Testament scholar and theologian, Walter Brueggeman. To mark the book release, we sent Pastor Dan to interview Brueggemann at his home in Cincinnati.
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Though some conservatives worry that Beck’s anti-social justice rants make them look uncaring they all share a loathing of government.
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