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Am I Not a Theologian, Too?

F. Romall Smalls
March 24, 2018
Church Life, LGBTQ+, Practical Justice, Race, Theology
Theologians are important in all our lives. They are the researchers and scholars who write and lecture about the weighty questions we all — people of faith and no faith — contemplate and wrestle with.

Nonviolence for White People

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
January 5, 2013
General, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Race
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BY: JONATHAN WILSON-HARTGROVE -- The longer I live and pray the more convinced I am that white repentance–white conversion...

What Would MLK Do? Christians and Climate Change

Jarrod McKenna
January 16, 2012
Global, Practical Justice
35
Early in the civil rights movement, Bayard Rustin said to King, "I have a feeling that the Lord had laid his hand upon you. And that is a dangerous, dangerous thing." Similarly, the FBI once described Marti...
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Steve Jobs, God’s Vision & Here I Stand: #OccupyWallStreet NOT Afghanistan

Jarrod McKenna
October 8, 2011
General
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This week marks ten years since the occupation of Afghanistan started. I’ve just sat down to throw some thoughts on paper in between speaking engagements in New Zealand. The news here is all Rugby World Cup and...
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Sweet Revenge & Bitter Sounds of Calvary Love: West & Smiley on Obama & Osama

Jarrod McKenna
May 11, 2011
General
244
“You and I are legatees of Martin Luther King, and really we need to say quite explicitly, as Christians, we are going to be viewed as anti-American, anti-patriotic. Martin Luther King was called the same t...
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What Would Martin Luther King Jr. Do? Christians and Climate Change

Jarrod McKenna
January 18, 2011
General
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The legacy of Martin Luther King Jr and the reality of climate change are both victims of western culture's remarkable capacity to accommodate and neutralize that which is most critical of it. Early in the civ...
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