Exploring how religious and secular forces interact in the modern world.
Likening Hamas to Amalek is self-serving. It is as if saying, “we are good people who can act badly, but they are simply evil.”
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The measure of Christian love is not a set of boundaries around specific kinds of people, but, rather, the gift of God’s crossing all boundaries through the Incarnation.
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The Heritage Foundation provoked widespread outrage with the publication of their Project 2025, a policy agenda that targets immigrants and…
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Transnational solidarities should focus on challenging patriarchal structures and the imperialist systems that sustain them.
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In our troubled times, Palestinian Christian women invite us to walk in love and continue to advocate for freedom, justice, and liberation for all.
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Returning to Sinai after Gaza amounts to a restorative justice praxis.
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The utopia Christian Zionism claims is nothing more than a teleological, fatalistic, and metaphysical vision of history, which blocks any possibility of movement, of liberation, of genuine redemption.
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Ultimately, when you fear violence that is against “the law” yet normalize the violence of “the law,” my safety is not the only casualty. Yours is too.
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Marc Ellis encountered us, and in the sacredness of meeting, we were forever changed.
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A palimpsestic approach traces peace as it is embodied and practiced by ordinary people who have left cracks in the imperial history of war.
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