A Prophetic Moment in Civil Religion: The Capitol as a House of Interdependence
We need to re-shape our civil religion.
The Birth Anniversary of Guru Gobind Singh
Associate Editor Simran Jeet Singh offers an explanatory Twitter thread on what we might learn from the spiritual master, poet and philosopher.
American Apocalypse
We are more susceptible to weaponized fear than we have ever been.
World as God: Nina Shengold interviewed by David van Biema
David Van Biema interviews Nina Shengold author of Reservoir Year: A Walker’s Book of Days.
Nina Shengold, Reservoir Year: A Walker’s Book of Days
On the eve of her sixtieth birthday, Nina Shengold embarks on a challenge: to walk the path surrounding the Catskills’ glorious Ashokan Reservoir every day for a year.
The Most Important Public Religion Issue of Our Time: The Creation of Interfaith America
Interfaith Youth Core Founder and President Eboo Patel on the necessity of being a “potluck nation, not a melting pot”.
Introducing The Commons
Our first issue of The Commons has critical takes, creative essays, a photo essay, an interview. And every month we’ll be bringing you more of these.
The Power of the Muslim Vote
Several political constituencies that are historically overlooked played an integral role in turning out in record numbers to swing the vote against Trump. One of these is the Muslim voting bloc.
From creation to apocalypse every day: An interview with Dr. Rebecca S. Chopp
A university President and feminist theologian reflects on her work in higher education.
Black Theology and The Black Church: Where Do We Go From Here?
Since the appearance of black theology in the late 1960’s, much has been written and said about the political involvement of the black church in black people’s historical struggle for justice in North America.