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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.

For These Next Seven Days: A Prayer for Those Filled With Dread

Benjamin Boswell
October 27, 2020
Church Life, Peace & Nonviolence, Theology
Let not our hearts sink into anxiety and dread by the unceasing spin cycle of 24 hour news or the bread and circuses of the imperial intrigue. Instead . . .

Communities of Moral Deliberation

Nathan Warf
September 23, 2020
Church Life, General, Politics
Should we emphasize personal rights over the responsibilities we owe each another? Should we emphasize what the law permits over what the Gospel demands? Of course not, yet these attitudes are all too common among white evangelicals.

Jesus Isn’t on the Ballot. That Doesn’t Mean Christians Can Opt Out.

Shane Claiborne
September 14, 2020
General, Politics, Theology
We had some solid ideas for serious change in America back then. Like putting the Amish in charge of Homeland Security and melting all of our weapons into garden tools and enacting the biblical year of Jubilee, where property is redistributed and financial debts are forgiven. We were dead serious about some of those ideas (and still are). A lot has changed

2020 is the Year of Religious Women Voters

Jennifer Butler
September 10, 2020
General, Politics, Women
We’re just 8 Sundays away from the 2020 election. Between now and then, a moral reckoning among women of faith will determine the future of this nation and, I dare say, the planet.

A Response to Pro-Life Constituents

Bryan Berghoef
July 20, 2020
Family and Parenting, Politics, Women
That’s when I began to understand that you can’t outlaw abortion, you have to outlove it.

Let Lament Lead to These 12 Actions

Auburn Senior Fellows
June 29, 2020
General, Politics, Practical Justice
To our elected representatives, you too, face one question: Will you value people over profits?

What’s Next for the Poor People’s Campaign?

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
June 24, 2020
General, Politics, Practical Justice
How can we remake America so that “We the People” means all of us?

Voting for the Common Good

Doug Pagitt
May 23, 2020
General, Politics, Practical Justice
Encouraging people of faith to bring about a change on election day by making the common good their voting criteria.

A Very Short Epistle to White Evangelicals

Tony Campolo
February 29, 2020
Politics, Theology, Women
"Red Letter Christians believe that the teachings of Jesus, rather than those slogans of politicians, should determine their voting."
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