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For Christians, Is There ‘A Time to Hate?’

Craig M. Watts
August 13, 2020
General, Politics, Practical Justice
Hate is not found in any list of virtues. Yet, interestingly enough, we find scripture saying, “There is…a time to love, and a time to hate” (Ecclesiastes 3:8)

Clearing the Temple Courts: What Jesus Did About Systemic Injustice

Corey Farr
June 3, 2020
Peace & Nonviolence, Race, Theology
Clearing the temple was disruptive and highly controversial.

Writing a New History of Immigrant & Racial Justice

Omar Angel Perez
January 19, 2020
Immigration & Refugees, Practical Justice, Race
We must continue Dr. King’s work by demonstrating how great America could be if we would all just stop being so afraid of each other.
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At The Corner of Injustice, Exploitation and Corruption

Katrina Smith
December 3, 2011
General
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Growing up as a product of the system as well as working in the inner city, I experienced and witnessed many things that disturbed and angered me. Things such as injustice, inequality, predatory lending, ...

With Morbid Silence: Christian Denial in an Age of Economic Disparity

Erin Echols
August 25, 2011
General, Politics
35
Whether it is in our passionate recitation from the one line of the one Martin Luther King speech we’ve actually read or the long clap that followed our now President’s suggestion that “There’s not a black Amer...

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