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A (very) weary world rejoices
Some people are victims, others are vessels.
By Peggy Wehmeyer
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Some mornings when I wake up and see the latest headlines, my head spins. How did the world I once knew become so unrecognizable?
I feel like Rip Van Winkle, the Washington Irving character who fell asleep for 20 years, only to find when he awoke that everything had changed.
The COVID-19 pandemic has upended our routines, stolen American lives and jobs and shuttered our favorite restaurants. But it’s the psychological fallout of the social and political upheaval that leaves me most disoriented.
People I’ve known and respected for years are convinced that federal judges, election officials and the media have colluded to steal the election from Donald Trump.
“The Adoration of the Shepherds” by Ortolano, 1527.Credit.Ortolano, via the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Welcome to the latest in myoccasionalseries of conversations about Christianity. Here’s my interview with the Rev. Jim Wallis, an evangelical Christian pastor, author and justice activist.
KRISTOF: Merry Christmas, Jim! You’re an evangelical Christian, but a progressive one. So how, literally, do you take Christmas? Do you believe that Jesus was born to a virgin in Bethlehem?
WALLIS: How I “take Christmas” is defined in the famous prayer by the mother of Jesus Mary’s Magnificat: “He has brought down the powerful from their thrones, and lifted up the lowly; he has filled the hungry with good things, and sent the rich away empty.” Meaning: The coming of Jesus is intended to turn things upside down. The power of the Bethlehem narrative includes the inn having no room for Mary and Joseph, and the lowly shepherds being the first witnesses of the new baby as hope
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