advent 1
Miguel De La Torre’s ethic of hopelessness
De La Torre has little use for hope in a God who only seems to show up for Christians, never for their victims.
by Kyle Rader
What does it mean to hope?
Hope holds us in our time. Without it, we have no place in our own history.
Awake and watching this Advent
We need the prophets to unmask power’s seductions.
The prophet’s candle
As the first Advent candle is lit, world leaders will be making their way to Paris to try to create a climate treaty.
Come slowly, Lord Jesus
I want the kingdom of God to be civilized. If possible I'd like to be able to keep sleeping in my own bed.
Hoping to be noticed
Years ago I was very good at hope. I could hope for a more celebrated position, flatter abs, or to cross the finish of Ironman. I was also good at setting goals to achieve these ends: I put my head down and knocked them off.
The elation of accomplishing these goals and garnering a little attention for my efforts was a great high, but unfortunately it did not usually last long.
By Patrick Prag
The thing with feathers: A quotidian kind of hopefulness
1 Peter says we should always be ready to give a reason for hope. Always?