Unequal Justice

The Beast of Misogyny by Rick Sealock

Yesterday I wrote about misogyny and the online influencer and recently arrested Andrew Tate. Since then, I heard a report on NPR about the incredible distances some women have to…

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Misogyny

Editorial cartoon featuring Wonder Woman and Cat Woman

I often listen to the BBC when I am driving, and yesterday they reported on a man named Andrew Tate. I had never heard of him, and I am glad…

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Religious and Secular

On not leaning in, but not leaning out by Brianne Derosa

I live my life in a very God-centered world; my vocation makes that obvious, of course, so you might be thinking, “So what?” I am one of those lucky people…

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Why Juneteenth Matters

A Map of the US That Shows Free States, Slave States, and Undecided Ones

It was maybe ten years ago that I first heard the word. At first, I thought it was one of the cutesy things people say, mashing two words together to…

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Sheep and Goats

At some point in our history, Christianity became about us versus them. We know what’s right and they are going to hell unless they repent. We say the magic words…

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Enslaved by Doctrine, Part 2

Rick Warren is the retired founding pastor of Saddleback Church, a Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) mega-church in California that has been the epitome of church growth and evangelicalism for 30…

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God is Love

For years I have been trying to figure out how to get the word out that not all churches are okay with hateful behavior and inequality. Just like every church…

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Free Speech (For Me)

It depends on who you ask. A man attended the raising of the Pride Flag in Reading (PA) last week at city hall and began to read from the Bible…

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The Year of Jubilee

Most Christians either don’t know what the Year of Jubilee is, or they misrepresent it and “Christianize” it. Simply put, it comes from Leviticus 25,  “And you shall sanctify the…

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