Living Faith
These women lead through empathy, build community, and fight against rising tides of hopelessness with messages of radical and inclusive love.
American churches were particularly vulnerable to a new and deadly strain of apartheid theology. What is the antidote?
LGBTQ+ Jewish people see passports — now outing them for being trans — as part of a familiar playbook from the Holocaust.
I went searching for Jewish thinkers who’d grappled with injustice amidst uncertain times. That’s how I discovered Marc H. Ellis.
As a professor at Columbia, I cannot remain silent about the crisis my university is facing.
A mock confession at a vampire party helped me grow closer to God.
These women lead through empathy, build community, and fight against rising tides of hopelessness with messages of radical and inclusive love.
American churches were particularly vulnerable to a new and deadly strain of apartheid theology. What is the antidote?
Instead of fighting culture wars, Christian institutions could attend to the faithful transformation of the next generation, and John Hawthorne knows how.
For Yanan Rahim Navarez Melo, postclassical music is its own form of theology.
Right now, spiritual support specifically dedicated to fertility is rare and finding it can be as emotionally risky as the fertility treatments themselves.
