Early last semester a headline in the journal Nature caught my eye: Neanderthal-like “Mini-brains” Created in the Lab with CRISPR. I bookmarked the article and
“If I went to church, I’d go to yours.” Many times I have heard people say something like this. They intend it as a compliment,
I have spent my life studying the Bible and trying to teach it in such a way that students could experience it as living and
When my daughter came out of her room, teary-eyed, and said she had received a message on social media that disturbed her, my first thought
The Reformed Church in America has adopted various slogans throughout its history. “Guilt, grace, and gratitude.” “A people who belong.” “Reformed and ever reforming.” “Transformed
I have been interested in eschatology since I was a child, although I didn’t call it “eschatology” then. One of my earliest faith memories is
The last time I had lunch with my mother had been fifteen months ago—in other words, before the pandemic. A few months after the pandemic
Elizabeth Kolbert’s Under a White Sky finds both violence and beauty in our responses to climate change. But the moral dilemmas will only grow. Elizabeth
They were silent as Quakers, hunched over the words of Jeremiah 31 in the church youth room. “I will put my law within them, and
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