Rev. Barber, Faith Leaders Issue Bold Call to Reject Christian Nationalism
The Rev. Dr. William Barber II and allies reject “divisive cultural wedge issues” in favor of “a public theology that is good news for all people.”
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The Rev. Dr. William Barber II and allies reject “divisive cultural wedge issues” in favor of “a public theology that is good news for all people.”
Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com According to the website Wordsrated, the average American adult reads five books per year. 51.6 percent of Americans don't finish a single book in a year. Therefore, I am pretty optimistic when I say we should be reading these eight female authors. Don't get me wrong. Men can be fine…
Nancy MacLean, who studies conservative social movements, says that the unceremonious departure of the Harvard president is part of a longstanding, well-funded campaign to overhaul higher education.
Some further thoughts on Donald Trump and Trumpism (IRWIN STOOLMACHER COLUMN)
Money, not religion, is the motivating issue of the Catholic right, according to Mary Jo McConahay's new book. Former NCR editor Tom Roberts' review says the book does U.S. Catholicism a great service.