by Naiomi Gonzalez | Jul 17, 2026 | Opinion
As someone who has been deconstructing and reconstructing my faith for the last two decades, I knew intellectually that the process is never-ending. New information and experiences constantly mean reevaluating one’s faith practices and theology. I thought I was doing...
by Miguel A. De La Torre | Jul 15, 2026 | Opinion
In his groundbreaking book Habits of the Heart, Robert Bellah conducts a deep sociological dive into U.S. culture and religiosity. Despite how influential the book has been for generations of sociologists and religion scholars, it nonetheless fell short....
by Wendell Griffen | Apr 2, 2026 | Opinion
This year, Holy Week finds humanity suffering the evils of war in Ukraine, Gaza, the Israeli Occupied Territories, East Jerusalem, Sudan, Venezuela and Iran. This year, Holy Week comes after ICE agents invaded Minnesota, murdered two people in broad daylight,...
by Grace Ji-Sun Kim | Mar 30, 2026 | Opinion
With wars raging in Iran and Ukraine, a world tarnished by racism, the climate crisis upon us, and deepening inequalities across the globe, a recent Wake Forest University School of Divinity conference on liberation theology could not have come at a more urgent time....
by Caleb Lines | Jan 28, 2026 | Opinion
At the Center for Progressive Christianity, we often say that our core values aren’t meant to function as gatekeeping tools. They aren’t lines in the sand drawn to keep people out. Instead, they are guiding commitments—ways of naming what we are striving to embody as...
