Rebuilding the foundations of ‘The City on the Hill’: the shadow side of American exceptionalism
If we are to rebuild the foundations of this “City on a Hill,” we must work with all people of good will, those of all
22
May
Ep. 14: Finding the right response to reopening
Churches are facing a barrage of challenges as they navigate whether, when and how to resume in-person worship and other
21
May
The Subtle Religious Education of White Supremacy – Part 2
“Ahmaud Arbery” “Two God-fearing men” I cannot get these words out of my mind. They are a reminder of the tragic results from
19
May
The Subtle Religious Education of White Supremacy – Part 1
“Ahmaud Arbery” “Two God-fearing men” Some words will not let you go. I’ve been repeating those words and wondering what one
18
May
Look Back | Balancing Act: Government’s Role vs. Individual Rights
Editor’s note: This article first appeared on Dec. 7, 2009. At the time of publication, Davenport was professor emeritus of
15
May
Reaction and Response: Most U.S. States Exempt Religious Gatherings from Pandemic Rules
Only 10 U.S. states do not provide exemptions to religious gatherings in their physical distancing rules and/or stay-at-home
01
May
Pandemics bring grief and fear. We must respond with social solidarity, not scapegoating.
By BJC Executive Director Amanda TylerWhy is this week different from all other weeks? For millions of Jewish and interfaith
08
Apr
Religious Beliefs Cited to Discriminate Against Women, LGBTQ
Religious beliefs are being used as justification for discriminatory actions across the world, a trend highlighted in a
17
Mar