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Nominating a Black Woman to the U.S. Supreme Court Will Advance Justice and Democracy

Rhonda Thomas
February 11, 2022
Politics, Race, Women
To be clear, this appointment does not obliterate the president of his broader responsibility to the Black community. He still needs to raise the minimum wage and address housing insecurity, the climate crisis, student loan debt and voting rights. But the courts have been stacked with conservative white men for far too long.

A Justice for All, In Memory of RBG

Auburn Senior Fellows
September 28, 2020
General, Interfaith, Politics
She remains a powerful role model. May we all find our own resilience and righteousness from the Notorious RBG in the consequential days ahead. May her memory be a blessing.

All Christians Should Celebrate the SCOTUS Ruling on LGBTQ+ Discrimination

Jake Doberenz
June 30, 2020
LGBTQ+, Politics, Theology
When the focus is shifted to “okay, but how does this affect us?” it misses the whole point of who it truly affects.

SCOTUS: In God’s Image

Jacqui Lewis
October 10, 2019
Interfaith, LGBTQ+, Politics, Practical Justice, Race, Theology
Love your neighbor, no matter who they love or how they look.

On God’s Side?

Beck Lister
October 13, 2018
Politics, Theology, Women
Jesus told countless parables about the topsy-turvy rules of God’s kingdom, and this story seems to be no different.

Who Among Us? What the Kavanaugh Hearings Can Teach Us About Forgiveness

Katelyn Beaty
October 1, 2018
Church Life, Politics, Theology
Christians understand that forgiveness — by God or others — is not a free pass.

Protecting Religious Liberty Requires Opposing Kavanaugh

Alvin Herring
August 2, 2018
Immigration & Refugees, LGBTQ+, Politics, Practical Justice, Race
Kavanaugh’s anachronistic interpretation of the law could turn back the clock on hard-won victories for disenfranchised groups.

5 Faith Facts About Brett Kavanaugh

Emily McFarlan Miller
July 10, 2018
Immigration & Refugees, Politics, Theology
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Some conservatives are worried he’s not conservative enough.

Evangelical Leaders Downplay Potential Roe v. Wade Reversal

Steve Peoples
July 2, 2018
General, Politics
The unlikely marriage between the thrice-married president and Christian conservatives has always been focused on Trump’s ability to re-shape the nation’s judicial branch.

Putting the Death Penalty on Trial

Art Laffin
June 30, 2017
General, Politics, Practical Justice
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We 12 acted out of conscience to stop the state from killing and to save a life.
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