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My Wife and I Married on the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe

What if sexual identity holds a special place in the complex beauty of the natural order?

by Rose Marie Berger
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Will White People Choose Beloved Community?

People of European descent have a simple choice.

by Lisa Sharon Harper
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Pass Me Anything But the Peace

From our guest humor columnist.

by Jenna Barnett
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Dismantling Creation and Spreading Disease

Attacks on science are dangerous.

by Bill McKibben
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‘Black Matters Are Spatial Matters'

Future change begins with present navigation.

by Jeania Ree V. Moore
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It Should Not Take so Much To Convict Police

Justice requires transformation.

by Jim Wallis
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Making Your Next Ballot Count ... And Count Again

From our guest humor columnist.

by Joey Chin
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Building on the Big Lie

The ongoing work for voting rights.

by Adam Russell Taylor
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This Isn't Goodbye, It's... Well, Okay, It's Goodbye

From our humor columnist.

by Ed Spivey Jr.
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One Irritating Thing About the Bible

It keeps instructing us to do things we don't want to.

by Bill McKibben
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In Search of My Mother's Garden

My mother's offering of her gifts invited and cultivated my own.

by Jeania Ree V. Moore
Jim Wallis and Ed Spivey Jr., 1976 / Sojourners archive photo

Answering the Call

Thinking of Ed Spivey will always make me smile.

by Jim Wallis
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Jim Wallis
It Should Not Take so Much To Convict Police
Jeania Ree V. Moore
‘Black Matters Are Spatial Matters'
Jenna Barnett
Pass Me Anything But the Peace
Bill McKibben
Dismantling Creation and Spreading Disease