August 18, 2006

Christianity calls us to embrace people of other races and include them in our common life. This call is rooted in Jesus Christ’s radical call to love others as we love ourselves.   Key Points Christianity requires us to strive to end discrimination and ensure that all races enjoy an equal opportunity to make the most of their God-given potential. Culture powerfully shapes who we are. Christ calls us to value one another’s differences, not just tolerate them. Each generation... Read more

August 18, 2006

Scripture calls us to lend a helping hand to those who are in need — brother, neighbor, and stranger alike. Indeed, the Bible has approximately 2,000 verses about caring for the vulnerable. There is perhaps no clearer prophetic call.   Key Points: The budget is a moral document. It defines the set of values that govern us as a nation. Christ calls all nations to promote the common good by giving a hand-up to those who are in need. Indeed,... Read more

August 18, 2006

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August 18, 2006

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August 18, 2006

The health of our nation is based in no small measure on the health of our families, which are the building blocks of our culture. Christians are called to build a supportive, loving, and moral society in which families can thrive.   Key Points Strong families require a society that looks after the common good and promotes economic opportunity instead of leaving families to fend for themselves. Almost everyone agrees on the need for reducing the number of abortions, including... Read more

August 18, 2006

Rachel Johnson, Director Rachel Johnson is an Associate with the Eleison Group, a consulting firm that specializes in faith-based outreach for Democrats and progressives. She also serves as Programs Director for the American Values Network, a faith-based non-profit advocacy group. Prior to Eleison, Rachel worked as Mississippi field director for Common Good Strategies doing faith outreach for Democratic candidates. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Virginia and a MAR in Theology from Yale Divinity School. The daughter... Read more

August 16, 2006

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August 16, 2006

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August 10, 2006

As President Bush calls for a ‘comprehensive” reform package on immigration, we of the progressive mind set should in this issue, well on every issue, see how the framing of the problem dictates the solutions we can comprehend. (more…) Read more

July 24, 2006

The battle for the White House in 2008 will be decided by a new type of voter. This voter is now enrolled at a college or university near you. (more…) Read more

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