Herships shows a positive, innovative, and just a little bit rebellious path back to faith and community for those who have been disillusioned. Last Call: From Serving Drinks to... Read More

The mix of theological diction and conversational prose makes the Psalms accessible to lay readers seeking spiritual guidance. From Columbia University’s emeritus professor of... Read More

Martin Thielen credits religion with having contributed to the betterment of the world by establishing educational institutions like Oxford, Harvard, Cambridge, and Yale;... Read More

The United States has a higher rate of poverty than any other country except Mexico. So says the Luxembourg Income Study (a data bank and research institute), which sets the... Read More

“Who is my neighbor?” This is a key question for Christians and is the foundation of one of Jesus’ most well-known parables: that of the Good Samaritan. The question is... Read More

Darwin is not the mortal enemy of theologians everywhere; evolutionary theory actually enriches and enlivens modern Christian theology. This is John F. Haught’s... Read More

“We’re more popular than Jesus now.” John Lennon’s infamous remark in January of 1966 set off an enormous controversy when it was reported in the United States. In fact,... Read More

In American culture, boyhood is seen as a perpetual summer where the only things that matter are baseball games, bicycle rides, and the swimming hole. The reality of boyhood is... Read More