There is a powerful paradox in American church life these days: individual churches are going broke, while collectively they ...

Edicio De La Torre and other Filipino thinkers helped clergy and laypeople to understand the long-term nature of fighting ...

In the face of these kinds of questions it often feels like we need to address questions of theodicy, that fancy theological ...

The Bible employs many merisms, in which two contrasting words stand in for a whole spectrum. “Male and female” is one ...

What Eugene Peterson did for the pastoral imagination, Brueggemann did for the prophetic one. He made scripture strange again ...

Irving Greenberg, an acclaimed writer and Orthodox rabbi, has influenced practically every facet of American Jewish life. He ...

To date, women only make up 28 percent of Congress, 33 percent of all elected officials within state legislatures, and 33 ...

At times the collection is remarkably self-aware, questioning the role of poetry and interrogating the limits of poetic form.

I received my first heart transplant at age two,” said Eden. I later learned from her that this was a gift from a little boy ...

When I deconstructed my evangelical faith, I felt isolated, disillusioned, and hopeless. Now, as I experience a resurgence of ...

What are we looking for when we’re looking for queer?” asks theologian Lisa Isherwood. “I’m looking for a wider picture ...

As we consider the inauguration of a new president and the prospect of an unchecked authoritarian regime, many Christians are warily seeking the rationale for a life of faith in a changed political ...