This week over 150 Evangelical pastors and Conservative Christian leaders released a joint manifesto on sexuality and marriage entitled the Nashville Statement. The Tennessee city’s name was attached to the
This American Evangelical Christian Church wasn’t the plan. Well, it wasn’t Jesus’ plan. It may have been Constantine’s plan—but not Jesus’. Evangelists with a political leader’s ear; publicly shilling for him
“Why do you still call yourself a Christian?” If I had a dime for every time someone asked me that question—I’d be writing this from my villa in Tuscany while
Earlier in the week I wrote about the privilege of being able to opt out of politics, out of activism, out of engaging in the difficult, messy work of justice
This week over 150 Evangelical pastors and Conservative Christian leaders released a joint manifesto on sexuality and marriage entitled the Nashville Statement. The Tennessee city’s name was attached to the
This American Evangelical Christian Church wasn’t the plan. Well, it wasn’t Jesus’ plan. It may have been Constantine’s plan—but not Jesus’. Evangelists with a political leader’s ear; publicly shilling for him
“Why do you still call yourself a Christian?” If I had a dime for every time someone asked me that question—I’d be writing this from my villa in Tuscany while
Earlier in the week I wrote about the privilege of being able to opt out of politics, out of activism, out of engaging in the difficult, messy work of justice