Since Charles William Eliot's future is our past, it's easy for us to see where his prophecy missed the mark. But could we do better?
Theology
Jesus and the Latter-day Saints
According to some Mormon traditions, God and Jesus have made babies—God with the Heavenly Mother, and Jesus with one of his wives.
Matt grew up in the Episcopal Church. One Sunday he appeared at the altar—with his arms crossed over his chest.
The power of small sins
Far from being meaningless slights with minimal harm, microagressions intrude on the spiritual lives of those who are already marginalized and oppressed.
The cross is anything but a success story. Failure and disappointment are at the heart of Christianity.
Speaking of the cross
Much of what Christianity has long been saying about the cross of Christ is problematic. So what is to be done about it?
Bipolar Faith, by Monica A. Coleman
Honest and harrowing, this spiritual autobiography testifies to God’s persuasive presence in a life that bears family legacies of slavery, alcoholism, abuse, and mental illness.
Love without coercion
Oord’s kenosis model is a compelling answer to the problem of evil—one that draws on scripture, theology, philosophy, and science.
My ecclesiastical criminality has been going on for 45 years. It all started at a Trappist abbey in Virginia.
There are some very important national conversations taking place these days. Few people seem to be saying anything grounded in theology.
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