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A Story in Two Parts

Amanda McCrina   |  August 4, 2022

A history of Polish-Ukrainian violence—and sometime solidarity

The Joe Biden Good-Time Action Adventure Hour!

Adam Jortner   |  August 3, 2022

Politicians ignoring ordinary citizens? Write a play instead! 

The Baptismal Vows of Michael Corleone

Jay Green   |  August 2, 2022

The crisis of leadership in contemporary religion and politics is rooted not in hypocrisy but in nihilism

The House Next Door

Robert Erle Barham   |  August 1, 2022

It’s never just a building that goes up in smoke

These Truths? Which Truths?

Eric Miller   |  July 29, 2022

This time science and tech won’t save us

With Every Victory the Christian Right Becomes Less Christian

John Fea   |  July 28, 2022

When it comes to the witness of the church, the Christian Right brand of politics is unsustainable. The church needs other alternatives.

Stranger Things: Not So Strange at All

Christina Bieber Lake   |  July 27, 2022

What should we do when monsters loom? Tell stories about them, of course.

Analogies of Abortion

Christopher Shannon   |  July 26, 2022

The historical roots of “My body, my choice” invite a political reckoning

Seeing Bathsheba

Elissa Yukiko Weichbrodt   |  July 25, 2022

There’s more art history than you realize in your old children’s Bibles

A Savior Will Arise from Gettysburg and His Name Shall Be Mastriano

John Fea   |  July 22, 2022

The Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial candidate’s Christian nationalism on display

Executioner’s Lament

John H. Haas   |  July 21, 2022

Choosing life for the wild creatures we encounter—when possible 

Should the Supreme Court Protect Abortion Laws from Democracy?

Daniel K. Williams   |  July 20, 2022

We would like to think of ourselves as a unified nation. Our laws tell a different story.

Democratic Spirit: Ulysses S. Grant at 200

Andrew F. Lang   |  July 19, 2022

The foremost challenge of Grant’s day has not gone away. His response to it merits our attention.

Beauty Through the Bedroom Rug

Paul Luikart   |  July 18, 2022

Are our capacities for perception up for what reality demands?

Rethinking an Ethic of Life

Kody W. Cooper   |  July 15, 2022

The fundamentally dependent nature of human beings requires much more than the state can offer

Trump Is Going Down and He Is Taking Evangelicals with Him

John Fea   |  July 14, 2022

Many of the former president’s court evangelicals have gone strangely silent

Socrates Moves Right

Nadya Williams   |  July 12, 2022

Contrary to contemporary conservative opinion, the sage of Athens may not be democracy’s best friend

Nostalgia, Wokeness, and Fraggle Rock

Adam Jortner   |  July 11, 2022

If the world is full of change, should our childhoods remain the same? 

Notes from a Lurker

Kate Lucky   |  July 8, 2022

Think avoiding social media is wise? Try lurking instead.

The Crisis of the Self-Made Catholic

Christopher Shannon   |  July 7, 2022

Edicts from above are not sufficient. But they may be necessary.

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