Episcopal Church leaders responded to news of a bullet grazing former President Donald Trump's ear at a Pennsylvania campaign rally July 13 with calls to prayer and calming words for a troubled nation.
By Neil Dhingra
In terms of book-length philosophical studies of professional wrestling, Douglas Edwards’s thoroughly enjoyable Philosophy Smackdown (2020) claims to be “the first of...
"Christianity has been held hostage" by Christian nationalists, said Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry. "We must reclaim it. We have to counter the negative with the positive, because the positive is there. We also have to embody it."
“In the moment of a national crisis, a moment of great danger … a people must decide, ‘Who shall we be?’” Curry said, offering a stark choice between further chaos and beloved community.
Believe Me: The Evangelical Road to Donald Trump
By John Fea
Eerdmans Pp. 238 $24.99.
Review by Benjamin Guyer
John Fea opens the conclusion of Believe Me by...
The President’s Photo-Op and Our Need for Repentance
By Elisabeth Rain Kincaid
One of the strangest images of this strange time will undoubtedly be that of...
Curry repeatedly emphasized that he was not trying to tell anyone how to vote, and said the commandment to "love your neighbor" has to apply to people who disagree with you.
