David Heim
The Century’s editor-in-chief is shaped by Baptist piety, Lutheran theology, and the novels of Anthony Powell.
“We’ve lost the capacity to talk about the universality of brokenness—and belovedness.”
“It comes down to human solidarity. Another name for solidarity is love.”
“If we don’t understand the Judaism of Jesus’ time, how can we understand him and his message?”
In March 1965, he and fellow editor Martin E. Marty participated in the second civil rights march in Selma, Alabama.
“Religious vocation sits very uneasily with individual self-advancement.”
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