Opinion

If Christians in America cannot raise our collective voices against our government’s treatment of these “little ones,” then we’re the ones who serve a “lesser god.”

The abuse of scripture in the “law and order” defense of atrocities at the U.S. border has been roundly and rightly criticized. But, moderate and progressive Christians, let’s be honest: fundamentalists and government officials aren’t the only ones guilty of a perverted form of natural theology.

God does not affirm laws simply because they are put in place by authorities, as Jeff Sessions claimed. God affirms laws that are created for and serve humanity.

Amid an epidemic of suicides, some fatalities were victims of bad theology who never heard a helpful word from the church.

Attorney General Sessions would do well to read the entire letter of Romans – or at least all of chapter 13.

The folks who fell for Pressler and Patterson in the 1980s are the same folks who voted for Trump in 2016. They all live in the same bubble.

We must let our elected leaders know that people of faith will not support a misreading of scripture or stand by while our government destroys families.

Amid the atrocities on the southern border, we have to stand up for the sanctity of these human lives.

Every pastor needs ancient reservoirs to sustain relevant ministry.

I was a Master of Divinity student at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary from 1973 to 1975. As regularly occurred with women students, I had been admitted to the School of Religious Education. Yet, I enrolled in all M.Div. courses because…

The wonders of nature can bless us with an expanded vision of who we are and whose we are.