How we define bearing a cross makes a difference in how we respond to injustice and abuse in our daily lives. Read more
How we define bearing a cross makes a difference in how we respond to injustice and abuse in our daily lives. Read more
This is a far cry from counseling early followers to passively bear injustice, but a call to keep speaking out when facing pushback. Read more
For better or worse, they interpreted the cross in terms of participation not substitution or satisfaction. Read more
Today, however, it is much more life giving to speak of correcting injustices without using the language of messiahs and heroes. Read more
This title referred much more to someone who would establish justice on Earth, ending oppression for all universally. Read more
The great hope was the setting right of all injustice, the putting right of all that is wrong with the world, here on earth. Read more
She also uses his language against him to show him how blinkered his understanding is. Read more
This sounds a lot like the way all of us grow and learn: through experience and the hard way. Read more
This is important to name because using this term as a pejorative slur is historically incorrect and has also been the root cause of harm. Read more
Working for social change, whether within faith communities or outside of them, can be hard and even feel as impossible as walking on water. Read more
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