At Yale, classrooms full of future doctors, lawyers, and hedge fund managers are contemplating the good life.
What does it do to the body and spirit to be preyed upon constantly?
I liked this, until I didn’t.
What does maturity look like? Whiteness is a horrific answer to this question.
The creation story and the divine right of everybody.
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It took public pressure to convict Jason Van Dyke. It will take more pressure to reform the police.
The church is made of people. But they need a home.
Looking at history through questions of power, sexual agency, and morality
John the Baptist’s proclamation for a world of Tiberiuses and Trumps
What will it take to break through our numbness?
Who is genetic analysis for?
There are ethical reasons to think twice before sending off your DNA.
Tolerance and violence in medieval Spain
Brian Catlos offers a nuanced corrective to the competing histories of Islamic rule.
Pope Francis the populist intellectual
The pope doesn't always show off his theological talents. Does that matter?
The value of God-shaped art
T. S. Eliot and the other modernist theologian-poets knew that artists are makers of worlds.
Among mainline denominations, women are half of the total clergy only in the United Church of Christ, Eileen R. Campbell-Reed’s research shows.
The possibility of federal funds paying to restore sanctuaries is a change from previous FEMA policy.
Wuerl is one of the most prominent leaders affected in the clergy sexual abuse crisis roiling the Catholic Church.
An estimated 700,000 Rohingya people have fled to Bangladesh to escape brutal violence by Myanmar’s military. Another 40,000 have taken refuge in India.
The Moral Mondays and Poor People’s Campaign leader looks at public policy through the lens of moral values.
In 15 years at the Lilly Endowment, he went beyond merely giving grants, fostering study of core issues in American religious life.
The Congolese Christian surgeon and Yazidi activist have seen each of their homelands devastated by violence.
The Salvadoran archbishop and Vatican II–era pope were among the most prominent and controversial figures of the Catholic Church in the 20th century.
The Egyptian bishop was influential locally and globally.