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Rod Dreher on Cultural Engagement and The Benedict Option

David Kern

Mark Charles on Race, Trauma, and the Doctrine of Discovery

Josh Larsen

Duty and Desire in The Crown

Liz Wann

Why Christians Should Stand with the Standing Rock Sioux

Marlena Graves

Seeking Justice in Light of Ava DuVernay’s 13th

Johnathan Kana

The Birth of a Nation, in Exodus and 1831 Virginia

Josh Larsen

The Naked and the Nude

Karen Swallow Prior

Obama’s Pardons

Johnathan Kana

White parents and Black Lives Matter

Branson Parler

Jesse Williams’ challenge to Christianity

Kimberly Davis

Surviving the apocalypse, with help from Charles Taylor

David Kern

The wobbly theology of Obama’s Hiroshima speech

Stephen Woodworth

Bringing light to “dark tourism”

Tamara Hill Murphy

Harriet Tubman is worth more than the $20 bill

Xavier Ramey

Why we’re not ready for reparations

Jemar Tisby

Watching the Washington Redskins during Native American Heritage Month

Danielle Rowaan

Vox’s Victorian couple and living with authenticity

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

The Voting Rights Act: have we overcome?

Ted Williams III

Go Set a Watchman and “company manners”

Jemar Tisby

California’s drought and a Christian ethic of water

Erica Schemper

Jimmy Carter, at 90, on small churches, Bob Dylan and same-sex marriage

Josh Larsen

Obama’s “Amazing Grace”

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

The Confederate flag and Christian allegiance

Alex Bersin

The new technology of social justice

Kimberly Davis

Monica Lewinsky on the price of shame

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

The problem with Obama’s Crusades comment

Branson Parler

Why every Christian should care about nuclear disarmament

Karen Swallow Prior

How the anti-vaccination movement turns a blind eye toward history

Amy Simpson

A theology of billboards

Tamara Hill Murphy

Homegrown terrorists and the human need to belong

John Van Sloten

Salvaging sacred music in Syria

John J. Thompson

Remembering 9/11, and the Bible's take on fear

Shannon Jammal-Hollemans

Obama, Phil Robertson and how we talk about the militants of ISIS

Branson Parler

Planting pines, praying for peace

Kirstin Vander Giessen-Reitsma

The real reason we sleep together

Caryn Rivadeneira

A theology of maps

John Van Sloten

Reparations, privilege and communal sin

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

The unassuming faith of Maya Angelou

Kimberly Davis

Who you calling hostile?! Tempering our faith-science debates

Erik Kamp

The 9/11 Museum and viewing tragedy from above

John Van Sloten