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Let’s Not Throw “She” and “He” Out With the Grammatical Bathwater
Karen Swallow Prior
Self-care as a Spiritual Discipline
Jes Kast
How Should Christians Navigate the Gender Revolution?
Branson Parler
Repair Cafes vs Throwaway Culture
Tamara Hill Murphy
Making Space for Pro-Life Feminists
Tamara Hill Murphy
Living as a Christian in a Post-truth World
Karen Swallow Prior
Why I Changed My Mind About Yoga
Jes Kast
Should legal marijuana be met with theology or fear?
Branson Parler
Meeting people where they’re at (even if it’s McDonald’s)
Bethany Keeley-Jonker
In lieu of "in lieu of flowers"
David Greusel
Two truths to consider regarding transgender identity
Karen Swallow Prior
Orthorexia and a theology of feasting
Bethany Keeley-Jonker
Are evangelicals in denial about racism?
Josh Larsen
Transgender identity and Target bathrooms
Jenna Brandsen
Do Christians overvalue empathy?
Bethany Keeley-Jonker
Diversity after the Oscars
Ted Williams III
The Overlooked Virtue of Marie Kondo
Bethany Keeley-Jonker
Eboo Patel on interfaith leadership
Josh Larsen
Do Christians underestimate fiction?
Caryn Rivadeneira
The great American identity crisis
Bethany Keeley-Jonker
The particular place of shame when Christian campuses confront rape
Stephen Woodworth
Vox’s Victorian couple and living with authenticity
Bethany Keeley-Jonker
Duke students, trigger warnings and cultural engagement
Branson Parler
Eating alone, eating with Jesus
Branson Parler
The (somewhat) sacred outdoors
Erica Schemper
What’s really been exposed in the Ashley Madison hack
Kory Plockmeyer
Sharing the good news amidst Tinder’s ‘dating apocalypse’
Branson Parler
Shopping the gender-neutral toy aisle with Jesus
Caryn Rivadeneira
Would you vote for an atheist?
Alex Bersin
Mourning Mark Zuckerberg’s miscarriages in the shadow of Planned Parenthood
Karen Swallow Prior
Stephen Hawking and the body of Christ
Bethany Keeley-Jonker
Engaging relationally with our information age
Jarod Grice
Fewer women attending church? Here’s one way to respond
Caryn Rivadeneira
How marriage can still “work”
Branson Parler