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Lincoln, Luther, and the prophet Jeremiah lament our pathos-filled world
Who I'd invite to my writers' dinner party
Mary Magdalene is every woman
Marie Howe’s poems present Magdalene in many forms, contemporary and ancient.
Preaching in the promised land
After the Great Migration, some black preachers addressed the issues their white social-gospel counterparts avoided.
Glorious things of thee are tweeted
I’ve never read Augustine’s City of God cover to cover. So I joined a Twitter experiment to help me get through it.
Wisdom from Augustine, Calvin, and Bonhoeffer on theological education
Who I'd invite to my writers' dinner party
Marcella Althaus-Reid recounts her dreams from the afterlife
Who I'd invite to my writers' dinner party
American historians on grit, revolutions, and the topsy-turviness of our era
Who I'd invite to my writers' dinner party
A Deuteronomist redactor meets a recorder of Islamic texts
Who I'd invite to my writers' dinner party
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The line between here and there
Two novels explore what happens when wars persist and borders are permeable.
Green lights and privilege
Driving provides a good example of privilege—and our ignorance of it.
Listening with our ears, not our mouths
Twelve-step groups have a rule against crosstalk. It’s a good rule for churches, too.
