Features
Organizing for communion: Ministry in the 21st century
Multimedia ministry: AME Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie
Virtual good and evil: The moral complexity of video games
Undefeated
A holy, mundane essence: Lessons of confinement
Albert Nobbs
Voices
M. Craig Barnes
The prodigal's brother
Salvation requires repentance. But of what do the righteous repent?
Philip Jenkins
Whose holy ground?
“You are here to kneel,” wrote Eliot, “where prayer has been valid.” But which prayers are valid at the Mezquita Catedral, or at Hagia Sophia?
Books
Terrifying texts
A cynical little demon perched on my shoulder as I began reading Philip Jenkins's Laying Down the Sword, which is more Old Testament exegesis and hermeneutics than anything else.
Chesterton, by Ralph C. Wood
Ralph Wood, who calls himself a Bapto-Catholic, is certainly qualified
to write on the militant Catholic Chesterton, who seldom withheld his
fire and fury except when he settled for expressing disdain for
Protestantism and other "unorthodox" versions of Christianity.
Language games
More books have been published about Stanley Cavell than he has written himself. Why?