Co-Workers With God
Most religions in the ancient Near East were rooted in the cyclical rhythms of nature. The gods of Egypt, for example, were linked to the sun,
Most religions in the ancient Near East were rooted in the cyclical rhythms of nature. The gods of Egypt, for example, were linked to the sun,
In January 1956, Martin Luther King Jr. was leading the bus boycott in Montgomery, Alabama, which had started two months earlier when Rosa Parks
Americans have prided themselves for being “rugged individualists.” We are, after all, a country of immigrants, pioneers, and entrepreneurs. We
A great many religious people think in terms of right and wrong. In their mental framework, the world consists of many things which are wrong,
About a century ago, Christianity in America was embattled by the modernist–fundamentalist controversy. Influenced by new scientific discoveries
Apart from Scripture, one finds wisdom in unexpected places—like The Godfather movies. In Part 2, Michael Corleone says, “Keep your friends close
To inaugurate the Kingdom of God and the reconciliation of all things, Jesus assembled a team of misfits and malcontents. They were not wise or
I believe James Madison did a great favor to the church when he wrote the First Amendment. Unlike European models, by separating church and state the
For decades, sociologists have noted that a significant percentage of religious believers in the U.S. vote for one party while non-believers vote for
Despite their overuse, advertisers will affirm that superlatives sell. Every business wants its product to be the “most prescribed,” “most
Martin Luther King Jr. committed adultery. Rumors of King’s infidelity circulated before his death in 1968, but have since been confirmed by his
David Bebbington is a British historian perhaps best known for his study of British evangelicalism. Although a loose, decentralize Christian
One of the more astonishing parts of Martin Luther King Jr’s mission was his belief that racial segregation not only hurt black Americans but white
In September 2001, I was invited to speak for two consecutive weeks to the young adults at a very large church. Between the invitation and the event,
Having spent 15 years traveling and speaking to groups across the landscape of American religion, I’ve realized the Christian discipline of