Books In Review: Environmental injustice and who it hurts the most Melanie Harris claims that abuse of the earth parallels the injustices faced by women of color. by Lauren D. Sawyer March 21, 2018
Screen Time The weight mother! bears Darren Aronofsky's title character is the divine feminine, Mary, and Spirit; she's a little bit Gaia and a whole lot of the Feminine Principle. by Kathryn Reklis October 20, 2017
Critical Essay Ecclesiastes for the ecclesia A wisdom ecclesiology embraces the church’s earthly context—but without romanticizing it. by Amy Plantinga Pauw July 21, 2017
Feature Carbon and compost: Gardening in a time of climate change There is too much carbon in the atmosphere. What if one of the most compelling responses is to restore the carbon in the ground beneath our feet? by Norman Wirzba February 23, 2015
Feature The shape of ashes To say "earth to earth" is a good thing, we have to believe it's really going to happen. by Richard Lischer February 12, 2015
American Soundings Life after life after death While Christian scholars have long questioned body-soul dualism, it remains common in church circles. This may finally be changing. by Rodney Clapp May 17, 2012