Books In Review: Aurelia Dávila Pratt’s paths to healing Her powerful debut resonates deeply with my lifelong labor to honor my name and my voice. by Carmen Acevedo Butcher November 14, 2022
Books In Review: For Simone Weil, philosophy was not merely academic Robert Zaretsky offers a vivid picture of how truth telling made Weil’s life complicated. by Charles Scriven April 11, 2022
Books In Review: When radical Latino activists occupied churches Felipe Hinojosa profiles resistance movements from the late 1960s and early 1970s, when religion and politics were inextricably linked. by Jeannine Marie Pitas June 16, 2021
Books In Review: What if we treated all of creation—plants and stars, soil and rivers—as our kin? Biblical scholar Mari Joerstad and indigenous activist Nick Estes challenge our human-centered worldview. by Isaac S. Villegas December 27, 2019
Features A church is fighting back against the Atlantic Coast Pipeline And it has some prominent allies. by Jesse James DeConto July 10, 2019
Books In Review: Do Christians owe special respect to state authority? Government enjoys no special immunity from moral judgment, argues Jason Brennan. by David Gushee January 7, 2019
First Words Recipes from long ago Old handwritten recipes conjure up all kinds of memories. by Peter W. Marty December 20, 2018
Books In Review: The New Testament’s christological hymns are songs of resistance They use the conventions of Jewish resistance poetry to challenge Roman occupation. by Zen Hess September 10, 2018
Books In Review: The Christian act of dissent A riveting history of religious dissenters, from William Blake to Clarence Jordan by J. Scott Jackson August 13, 2018
Books In Review: The church's holy, subversive possessions Ben Dueholm offers a humble apologetics—of faithful actions, not beliefs. by Tim Brown July 31, 2018
Opinion Learning costly resistance from Bonhoeffer Cheap resistance is like cheap grace. It risks very little. by Emily C. Heath June 7, 2018