Easter Won’t be Cancelled
Perhaps the lesson of Easter still stands: no stone, no guards, no jeering crowds, no pious bureaucracy, no political compromise will ever hold back, or even begin to contain the living Truth.
Giving (Not Taking) is the Mark of the Believer
How Christianity went from a faith based on sacrificial giving to an institutional blessing of taking will certainly be a challenge for historians untangle. If there were ever a faith with the heft, logic, and compassion to oppose imperialism, colonialism, slavery, and exploitation of every kind, you’d think it would be Christianity.
The Fairy Tale of Caring
The whole idea of “caring” is seen as weakness, and nothing in an era like ours invites attack – verbal or physical – more than even a hint of vulnerability.
But what does a Christian look like?
But now Christians can be identified, not by clothes or accoutrements, but by . . . I’m not sure what.
There Is No ‘Other’
Our options in life were never equal, never fair, and never related to merit or work ethic.
The Return of the One Percent
In 2020, a new one percent made its way into the public eye: the expendable.
Is This How It All Ends?: Challenging Our Shared Fatalism
It just might be how it all ends – or, after a thousand false starts, how it begins.
Thy Will Be Done
Human arrogance and self-destruction defines our history.
Please Care
Caring may have a cost, but it is far less than not caring.
