Books In Review: How fighting for human rights can lead to idolatry Rights are good, argues theological ethicist Nigel Biggar, but they are not the only good things. by Paul Marshall March 31, 2021
Notes from the Global Church The moral authority of Congolese churches Amid a chaotic political situation in the DRC, churches are fighting for human rights. by Philip Jenkins February 1, 2019
Books In Review: Why human rights and global ethics are inadequate concepts In a globalized world, Michael Ignatieff argues, grand moral values have failed. What's left is virtue. by Samuel Wells May 15, 2018
Notes from the Global Church Witch hunts around the world People are being persecuted by anti-witchcraft vigilantes. The church can help. by Philip Jenkins February 8, 2018
From the Editor/Publisher Rights or gifts? In America, we cherish the inalienable right to have things our way. by Peter W. Marty August 5, 2016
Books In Review: How Human Rights Can Build Haiti, by Fran Quigley Fran Quigley offers a richly informed study of what ails Haiti and what a few dedicated activist lawyers are doing about it. reviewed by Tom F. Driver December 15, 2015
Books In Review: Shaping Public Theology, by Max L. Stackhouse The essays in this volume provide an accessible and comprehensive introduction to Max Stackhouse's thought, and they raise provocative questions about how we are constructing public theology today. reviewed by Robin Lovin May 28, 2015
News Carter says Gaza residents are treated like animals: Two-year-old blockade "an atrocity" July 14, 2009
News Alliance of Baptists urges end to Cuba travel ban: Applaud Obama for loosening restrictions May 19, 2009
News Philippine Protestant and Catholic leaders plan continued activism: Against extrajudicial killings and environmental destruction February 12, 2008