by Jack Moline | Aug 26, 2021 | Opinion
Almost everywhere I turn, I bump into something smart that Leon Wieseltier said. That’s not to say that I always agree with him, but I admire his clarity of thought. He belongs in a cohort of public thinkers like Ellen Goodman, Michael Gerson, Michelle Singletary,...
by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Jun 23, 2020 | News
White practicing Christians in the U.S. are less likely to say the nation is struggling with racial justice, according to a Barna Group report published June 17. “As this survey was conducted in late summer 2019, it can’t account for any shift due to the present,...
by Colin Harris | Oct 17, 2018 | Opinion
The events and experiences portrayed in the biblical testimony have a way of becoming metaphors for life. From the smaller contexts of personal experience to the larger, more collective experience of community and nation, the images and concepts of bondage, exodus,... by James L. Evans | Jun 1, 2012 | Opinion
I love to tease my classically trained minister of music that if he does my memorial service, I want the Beatles song “Let It Be” to be used as the central anthem. I also regularly aggravate him by suggesting that the same song should be in our hymnal.... by Richard Wilson | Oct 7, 2004 | Opinion
“You know,” the young man across the table said, “American Christians are oppressed, too.” When I asked him to explain he simply said, “By your culture.” Then he picked up his chopsticks and returned to his bowl of rice and chicken...
