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Confession: I don’t want Trump to go to heaven

Hearing Trump admit that he might not be first in line at the pearly gates was surreal. 

by Brandon Ambrosino
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Ride on

It’s tempting to flee the monotony of daily life. But there’s value in staying committed.
by Peter W. Marty
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My artificial chaplains

While recovering from a hiking accident, I posed the same theological question to multiple AI spiritual counselors.
by Danielle Tumminio Hansen
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The priesthood of all chatbots?

I’m sure there are good uses for AI in our churches. Prayer and preaching aren’t among them.
by Zac Koons
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Post-truth Christians

I was taught to stay on guard against the left’s postmodernism. Now it’s the right that seems unwilling to look truth directly in the face.
by Anna Rollins

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A brief history of hating liberalism

Kevin Schultz explains why White liberals are under fire—from all sides and from within.
by Wayne N. Miller

Teresa of Ávila speaks again

In a striking new translation, Dana Delibovi revives the wit, wisdom, and beauty of Teresa’s poetry.
by Jeannine Marie Pitas

The fish wars

The Boldt Decision wasn’t just about salmon. It was about broken treaties and tribal sovereignty.
by John Rosenberg

Sola natura

Richard Higgins offers a remarkably full account of Henry David Thoreau’s ever-evolving faith.
by Tom Montgomery Fate

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Confession: I don’t want Trump to go to heaven

Hearing Trump admit that he might not be first in line at the pearly gates was surreal. 
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by Wayne N. Miller
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I couldn’t afford a nice bookshelf, and I couldn’t bring myself to buy a cheap one. So I headed to the hardware store.

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The fish wars

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