With all the kerfuffle over Romans 13 in the news these past weeks, I wondered whether a Christian political theorist might bring some perspective to
A few years ago I was in a conversation with a National Guard member. Ok, it was an argument, but before I continue please
By Tom Boogaart I am coming to the end of a long teaching career at Western Theological Seminary and beginning to sort through the piles
By James Bratt Every now and then a past American president undergoes a radical change in historical reputation. The starkest case was probably that of
By Tamera Schreur I’m quite impressed with young Karthik Nemmani. Well, the whole nation is! Fourteen-year-old Karthik from Texas was all over the news a
Politics and religion intertwine in interesting and troubling ways. As a historical figure, I’ve always found Abraham Lincoln a fascinating study in politics and religion.
By Melody Meeter A few weeks ago I was visiting Robert in the inpatient hospice unit connected with our hospital. I knew him to be
We remember Adam, whose sons did not get along—their rivalry leading to death. God, who is no stranger to conflict, may we take all our
This summer, see if you can find your way to the Trail. You’ll have to hunt to find it, but here and there along the
