Not Home Yet: Finding Solidarity as Sojourners
We forget our own spiritual displacement when we grasp too hard at this world, when we make our “Americanness” the hallmark of our identity.
We forget our own spiritual displacement when we grasp too hard at this world, when we make our “Americanness” the hallmark of our identity.
Director Ava DuVernay points out that the dehumanization of blacks existed, not only in slavery but also in the language of abolition.
An engineered human-animal species distorts the ultimate Creator/creature distinction by mixing an image bearer with an animal.
If the sinless Savior desired community in a time of suffering, how much more do we need friends?
The Gospel enables believers to see social issues from a spiritual perspective — but does it remove social issues altogether?
Single mothers may be both soft and strong for their kids, but that’s not the same thing as saying they are both mother and father.
Watching ‘Little House on the Prairie’ in Southeast D.C., where the population is 94% black, is a bit of an anomaly.
The Cosby Show was my door into the realm of upper-middle class black America.
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