Can Evangelicals See Themselves in the LGBT Movement?
According to guest writer Alastair Roberts, Evangelicals and the LGBT community have an ironic connection with one another.
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Mike Huckabee, Helpless Women, and Straw Men
Straw man arguments like Huckabee’s are easy to knock down, but they are ineffective at seasoning our talk with grace or advancing the public discussion.
Brain Death and Dialogue: What Two News Stories Can Teach Us about Responding with Grace
by Amber Stamper Have you ever obsessed over a news story? Become totally and personally invested? Glutted yourself on coverage? Set Google alerts? Consumed every report — mainstream, local, liberal,[...]
Culture Warriors Crying Wolf
Soon after publishing deceptive stories on the two cases of VA hospitals allegedly banning religious expressions of Christmas, Todd Starnes reported that a California elementary school teacher “allegedly confiscated a[...]
Marijuana Legalization in Black and White: The Racial Cost of the Status Quo
While it may seem quite simple that Christians should be against legalization, are we willing to accept that there may be serious costs to its prohibition as well?
Persecution Continues: Political Reform in Myanmar May Not Be The Progress We Think It Is
Not everyone sees Myanmar president, Thein Sein’s, release of political prisoners as progress. While political dissidents are being freed, ethnic and religious minorities continue to be imprisoned and persecuted.
Pajama Boy is Everything That’s Wrong with American Manhood! (and Other Misconceptions)
How did an ad for Obamacare mutate into a debate over masculinity?
The Kiddy Pool: Free Lunches and Child Labor
“Whether we treat children in poverty as inmates or as brothers and sisters speaks volumes about the Gospel we preach and practice”
The Kiddy Pool: White Santa and White Jesus at Home
“It’s not just that Santa is most frequently depicted as white, it’s that so many people simultaneously insist on his whiteness as essential and obvious without recognizing what that says about how much race actually matters to us.”
The Knockout Game Myth and its Racist Roots
“Nobody seems to have any evidence that it’s spreading, or that it’s new, or that it’s racially motivated, or that black youths are the ones typically responsible, or that whites are typically targeted.”
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