For the millionth time: America’s founders didn’t want it to be a Christian nation.
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“We pray for the other team too,” Sr. Bernadette Mota said. “But we really want our team to win.”
This Saturday, the National Day of Action for Voting Rights will take place in Selma and Montgomery, in homage to Civil Rights demonstrations, with more than 50 other events across the country.
When faced with colonization, the proper Christian response is to translate our theology of liberation into radical political action.
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How writing to a person who was incarcerated gave my entire family a “life-changing friend.”
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As the Christian Reformed Church hardened its theology about sexuality, many of its congregations were forced to reevaluate their long-standing denominational ties. Here’s what happened next.
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Caro Claire Burke’s debut novel Yesteryear reveals the state of feminism under capitalism.
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Most politicians are comfortable debating if a war meets certain criteria for legitimacy. But there is a better framework for deciding moral action.
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Connecting the story of Pentecost to the power of embodied worship in the Black Church.
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Half a century later, a lot has changed, but we remain committed to inspiring Christians across every tradition to put their faith into action for justice and peace and strengthening faith-inspired movements for change.
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