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In December, registration for a military draft becomes involuntary and automatic. Christian history shows what a faithful response can look like.
It is time to call such characterizations of God what they are: not just bad theology, but the creation of an entirely different deity.
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Even as a child, my flexible way of living out my Lenten fast was rooted in God’s call to care for others.
We stand some chance of limiting the damage from the climate crisis. Will Christians play a part?
Between Chappell Roan and the rejection of purity culture, I’m finding my friends and I want connection and care, not something “casual” or constricting.
NPR’s Extremely American tries to reckon with the vulnerability created by Christian nationalism’s patriarchal commitments.
From 2022 to 2023, there was a 92% increase in books targeted for censorship at public libraries.
Our personal formation depends on how we hold grief and journey with it.
The “public interest” requires the rapid transition to sun, wind, and batteries — not liquified natural gas terminals.
