Nearly half of everyone who went to the state's polls voted for Roy Moore—and most of them are Christians. Can I be reconciled with them?
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Please don’t judge me, but I am taking a fair amount of pleasure in watching powerful men being publicly called out for their misdeeds.
Noise and nausea share etymological roots.
We need a place where we can talk about why mass shootings happen.
I'm an Episcopal priest. Why would I have a statue of the Blessed Virgin in my home?
How can we live for the glory of God alone?
In ecumenical relations, there's joy in discovering commonalities. But a deeper connection needs the messy differences.
What kind of church doesn't have Sunday school? An honest one.
I thought I'd have to earn the prisoners' respect in class. Instead they gave it freely.
There's a question that pervades Matthew's Gospel: who's in and who's out?
The olive-wood cross reminded me that Christ's sacrificial love is as close as the palm of my hand. Then I lost it.
Our convictions inevitably shape who we are.
It's time to get clear about what it means to be welcoming and affirming to LGBTQIA+ people.
There is an idea that has infected a lot of us: that things are worse than ever.
According to white supremacist Peter Tefft, Charlottesville was only a beginning.
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