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Whatever replaces Obamacare will face the same challenges
Sick people need coverage. Insurers need healthy customers, too. Everyone needs to be able to afford it.
All of us are beautiful
Our identities—gender and otherwise—are shaped by community and God.
The Buddha and the Pantocrator
Buddhist statues and Orthodox icons aren't always symmetrical. Neither are we.
Dylann Roof, the unrepentant
I despise the murderer of the Emanuel Nine, and all he stands for. But I can't embrace his death.
Food justice is about workers
"I paid for college by working at restaurants. That gave me a worm's eye view."
Thinking with trans
Rogers Brubaker considers transracial and transgender identities together.
Addicted to hating Trump
It's one thing to oppose harmful actions. It's another to need to be right.
My time at a refugee camp in Malakasa
It was easy for me to get to Greece. But Europe's system of borderless travel only applies to some.
Being a pastor for trans people
"A trans person's story has some unique elements, but the work of pastoral care remains essentially the same."
What is Truth?: A Pentecostal Ethic
There are few things scarier than genuinely and openly stepping out in pursuit of truth. It is easy to be dogmatic but it is difficult to find the humility and courage necessary to begin unsettling one’s own limited understanding for something truer and purer than what we have already known.
After the journey
As I think about the Magi, I've remembered lessons about hatred and fear that I learned by traveling to Israel myself.