
Antiracism’s mission drift
Antiracism has become a runaway train hijacked by managerial classes claiming the progressive banner.
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Antiracism has become a runaway train hijacked by managerial classes claiming the progressive banner.
We’ve been alerted to the War on Christmas, but no one seems concerned about the War on Palm Sunday. It’s not a new war. It’s
Do Justice explores what it means to be an ally to people with disabilities.
Carol Bechtel looks at the troubling and controversial passages in 1 Corinthians.
What a decade of an open, curious, and non-defensive pope has done for the Catholic Church.
A review of the new film about the “Jesus Freaks” and Chuck Smith in the 1960s. From “The Anxious Bench” on Patheos.
What you need to know about Beth Moore is that she is human.
Comedian/actor Nick Offerman shares about encountering Wendell Berry as recorded Berry’s recent book for audiobooks.
“A Theology of the Present Moment”
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