“Election” Articles

Wait! Conspiracies happen all the time! Why are people so down on conspiracy theories these days?

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Jesus is more cosmopolitan than many ordinary Americans seem to recognize.

The thrill of hope offered in the Advent season is just what we need to recover from this divisive election.

As my students and I discussed Herman Melville‘s “Benito Cereno” the text on Friday, many of them wept.

With the election over, we should point to our churches and proclaim a better way that is possible in the gospel.

Three movies to watch before you vote to help steel your nerves, and one movie to watch after you vote — to help wash away the stench of national politics.

We are all sinners and saints alike, but on All Saints’ Day, we trace our lineage through the departed saints who’ve walked in the faith before us.

Once we’ve accepted the message on our TV screens—that the system is hopelessly corrupt—we learn to settle for severely diminished standards for our leaders.

The real pro-life movement, the work of building a culture that respects human life, must happen from the bottom up, not the top down.

Ben Bartlett gives us perspective and helps us to cope with these (not so?) troubling economic times.

Ben Bartlett defines cognitive dissonance.

In this particular political season, I don’t know many people who are outright uninterested in the presidential race. The opinions on both sides of the aisle are many, and the stakes are incredibly high. A combination of fascination and frustration grips most of us as the race drags on and seems to take all sorts of odd twists and turns. In short, this whole politics thing is getting crazy these days.

Christmas is, “in the air,” for a longer period each year. This time around, I started hearing Christmas songs before Thanksgiving week! However, even Christmas cannot compare to the length of time we spend talking about politics, especially in a presidential election year.