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My life as an ambivalent American Muslim
How can I help reform Islam? I can’t even make it to prayers.
Imagining our way out of systems of disgrace
Simone Drake’s book helps readers grow in understanding of a deeply marginalized group: black men.
Realities in the doctor's office
Anesthesiologist Ronald W. Dworkin reminds me that going to the doctor isn’t the same as sharing a cocktail with a friend.
I believe racism is wrong. So what?
Being against something doesn’t cost much—or accomplish much.
Sanctuary cities are good for all the people who live there
Turning local police into ICE agents makes everyone less safe.
A novel at the edge of faith
It’s rare to encounter a female protagonist in theological fiction.
A garden for others
The morning after the House passed its health care bill, my daughter and I planted some seeds.
Who is the Benedict Option for?
Rod Dreher calls on Christians to form deeper, more distinct communities. This should sound familiar to liberals.
Living the truth, not just believing it
Well-aligned spokes make a bicycle wheel true. Truthful living gives a person credibility.
The hero of Trevor Noah’s story
If you think the Daily Show host is funny, you should meet his mother.
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We need to talk about 1 Peter 2:19-25
On Good Shepherd Sunday, it's tempting to wander there beside the still waters.
Questions in Genesis
A book of essays asks, is the Bible literature? How is a blessing like an oath? And what if Eve was just hungry?
A cure for liberalism?
John Milbank & Adrian Pabst consider Western society’s many problems and offer a prescription: virtue.