Books In Review: How Heather Cox Richardson looks to the past for hope The “Letters from an American” author provides historical context for today’s threats to democracy. by LaVonne Neff August 18, 2020
Opinion Can offensive monuments from the past help hold us accountable today? Perhaps the names once chosen for honor can now spark meaningful conversation. by Dorothy Sanders Wells August 12, 2020
Reflection How Killer Mike helped me rethink the work of Christian activism Protesting in Jesus’ name is an outward act that yields inner transformation. by Johnathan C. Richardson August 10, 2020
Books In Review: Messianic protest against the School of the Americas In Kyle Lambelet’s view, SOA Watch demonstrates the virtues of a messianic politics. by Heath W. Carter August 7, 2020
Opinion Our pandemic slowdown has been good for the planet What if we kept it going? by O’neil Van Horn August 5, 2020
Books In Review: Kristin Kobes Du Mez’s history of the manly godly man How American evangelicalism baptized male aggression by Philip Christman August 4, 2020
Critical Essay In declaring whose lives matter, Martin Luther failed his own idolatry test When it comes to racism, we’re failing it too. by Vincent Evener July 31, 2020
Books In Review: Stuck in an imperial system that has outlived its promise Ross Douthat wonders what will get us beyond decadence. by Benjamin J. Dueholm July 30, 2020
From the Editors Why the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act is necessary “The vote is precious,” said Lewis. Fifty-five years after Bloody Sunday and the Voting Rights Act, many Americans remain disenfranchised. July 30, 2020
From the Editor/Publisher Christian Cooper’s compassion toward Amy Cooper is rooted in his conscience Good conscience isn’t forged in the heat of the moment. It acquires its shape over time. by Peter W. Marty July 28, 2020
From the Editors How local activists shut down the Atlantic Coast Pipeline The stakes were high for those in the pipeline’s path—and they fought accordingly. July 27, 2020
Notes from the Global Church In the black Atlantic region, religious identity is formed by routes rather than roots Faith shaped by migration, diaspora, and slavery by Philip Jenkins July 24, 2020
Books In Review: Is LGBT equality economically beneficial for all? Crunching the numbers with M. V. Lee Badgett by Andrew W. Stevens July 23, 2020
Opinion What if COVID-19 changes nothing? People keep saying we’ll be forever transformed by this pandemic. I’m skeptical. by Martha Tatarnic July 21, 2020
Guest Post What's wrong with cancel culture? A suggested agenda for the signers of the open letter to Harper's on free speech by Benjamin J. Dueholm July 17, 2020