Karen Armstrong notes how good we are at ignoring the log in our eye.
Karen Armstrong notes how good we are at ignoring the log in our eye.
Lynn Cohick sums up 2,000 years of failure and possibility in under a minute.
Judith Lieu says that Christianity has been used to control women – but not always successfully.
John Stackhouse explains how sexist Christians have been – and how that’s not the whole story.
Beverly Gaventa weighs the practice of the church against its principles.
Marilynne Robinson is predisposed to make a case within our culture for the aesthetics of Christian thought.
Nick Spencer describes the paradoxical upside to one of the church’s less savoury historical episodes.
Nick Spencer unpacks the tension at the heart of the Christian faith.
Nick Spencer explains how coercion came to seem ok to some Christians – and the irony of that.
Nick Spencer weighs some good and very bad reasons why human rights didn’t develop sooner.
Marilynne Robinson explains what people at her book signings reveal about perceptions of the church today.
Albert J. Raboteau addresses the use of Christian faith as a weapon.
