Exploring how religious and secular forces interact in the modern world.
In the following statement, over 55 scholars of the Holocaust, genocide, and mass violence deplore the atrocity crimes against civilians…
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This conflict did not begin on Saturday, October 7. Addressing root causes is key to de-escalate violence and redress politically the aspirations of Palestinians for freedom and historical justice and the Israeli desire for safety.
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Tutu’s message was simple: God created us for freedom. This is a freedom that does not belong to one group of people more than another.
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Tutu’s legacy is precisely in the hope that human beings will celebrate the image of God whose unity is known through diverse persons.
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Tutu’s theology was simple: embrace the logic and the dreams of the margins.
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This is the starting point of Tutu’s challenge: Israel must recognize the God that is being worshipped in the land today is the God of conquest and not the God of liberation, and that they are not one in the same.
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This piece is co-published with the Critical Investigations into Humanitarianism in Africa blog Pope Francis’s long-awaited trip to the Democratic…
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Women stand at the forefront, driving this nation-wide revolt because there exists the deepest contradiction between their massive participation in social affairs and the patriarchal laws and denigrating regulations that seek to govern their bodies and appearances.
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It was not a Christian ethic that drew conservative Christians to Donald Trump, but rather a sense of political tribalism and a base transactionalism.
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The good apology must go beyond complicity by recognizing culpability in wrongdoing and harm.
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