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Article Reflection for the Third Sunday of Lent "Though Christ may have experienced human anger, his ministry was not about scaring people into submission." By Claudia Avila Cosnahan March 1, 2024 Lent Spirituality
Article Inundated We must resist the urge to think of human immigrants as natural disasters. By Brett C. Hoover February 28, 2024 Immigration Religion Politics
Article Low Moral Seriousness "Prayers too can be agitprop, and the remedy for that is always the same: lament for the damage that our answered prayers will do." By Paul J. Griffiths February 28, 2024 Religion Politics Abortion
Article Forgiveness in Genesis In Genesis, every instance of forgiveness is rewarded by consequences that could not have been foreseen or imagined. By Marilynne Robinson February 27, 2024 Theology Religion