Christian Right

“Unless gay priests decide that it’s time for their Stonewall moment, Church leaders—some of them closeted, sometimes self-loathing, homosexually-oriented men themselves—will continue to utter the slander that affects not just ordained gay men and seminarians, but every LGBTQ person in the Church.”

Many Americans remain discouraged or angry about the presidential election. Those gathering around the tree this holiday season with evangelical family may feel particularly bewildered.

It may not be your father’s Christian right, with new players and new tactics, but it’s still the Christian right and it’s more empowered than its been since the glory days of Ronald Reagan.

Education is arguably the most important front in the battle to bring the Kingdom of God to bear on contemporary culture.

If you have the privilege of being able to “wait and see” how the Trump administration comes after your family, please use that safety to speak out.

Churchgoers have all kinds of reasons for choosing to worship where they do and that’s a zone of privacy that should generally be respected.

There certainly was a time when leading evangelicals railed against money grubbing and corporate domination, but that time is long past.

There is little doubt as to why Orthodoxy seems appealing to a white nationalist movement.

We would do well to remember that our good news first came as an act of divine protest in the body of a poor, brown baby born in a barn.

The existing evidence suggests Trump is a master at avoiding paying what he owes.