A feminist theologian in the Lutheran tradition writes about issues at the intersection of politics, religion, social justice, and pop culture.
The next time someone asks me what I’m doing this summer (because, you know, professors have that “summer off” thing … ahem) I’m going to start by showing them this picture. I’ve read some of every one of these books in the past week alone. Some are for fun (The Marriage Plot, Shadow of Night, [...]
I’ve written here before about what it might mean to be a person of faith and an atheist ally. It’s something that not enough Christians talk about. Growing out of this work, I’ll be part of a panel at the American Academy of Religion meeting in Baltimore this coming November talking about negotiating Christian privilege, [...]
I finally got around to watching the two-part segment about faith and the Newtown school massacre from The Melissa Harris-Perry Show on December 22. It featured several creative and smart scholars who I’ve followed for some time, including Rev. Serene Jones, president of Union Theological Seminary in New York, Dr. Anthea Butler, professor of religious [...]
A few weeks ago I wrote a longer review of Chris Stedman’s captivating new book, Faitheist: How An Atheist Found Common Ground with the Religious. To celebrate it’s official release this week, I wanted to re-post some of what I said: Chris Stedman has written the book I didn’t know I needed to read. … [...]
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