The Rev. David Emmanuel Goatley, research professor of theology and Black Church Studies and as faculty director of the Office of Black Church Studies at
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Former New York City Detective Michael O’Sullivan stumbled into the art of meditation by accident. Michael O'Sullivan O’Sullivan was in the hospital for an ankle
I titled my sermon ‘On Community,’ but I could have called it ‘On Living with People that You Know are Wrong,’ ” said the Rev.
America is going through a tumultuous period in which religion, society and politics interact in ways that leave all three decisively transformed. Many historians refer
"Who is my neighbor? That question should echo in our ears this morning. Who are the people to whom we owe something, to whom we
From 1890 through 1920, America experienced an influx of progressive ideas that advocated for a people’s government, detached from corporate control. This period, known as
So, it’s the third night on the couch, and the reason is an unresolved conflict with your special someone,” said the Rev. David P. Gushee
The Rev. David P. Gushee continued his sermon series on great ethical themes in the Christian faith with “On Justice” at the 9:15 a.m. Tuesday
In this time of great moral confusion, it is a good time to look at some great central moral principles,” said the Rev. David Gushee
“I am not ashamed to be called a patriot, but I am not in love with the mythologized America. I have always known America is
A hardcore Seattlite goes to college in Santa Clara, California, majors in philosophy, crosses into Canada for graduate school, studies medieval philosophy and learns that
“A moral compass and a spine. How desperately we need them today,” the Rev. David P. Gushee, Christian ethicist, tweeted on June 22. Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s
Rebecca and Ron Cole-Turner have formulated the perfect routine to wind down from a long day at the Institution: chants, candles and prayer. Rebecca Cole-Turner,
A true celebration of American independence means recognizing the country’s complete history, including aspects people wish to bury. At 8 p.m. Sunday, July 1
“We spend a lot of time and energy on salvation. We tend to postpone its grace to some future somewhere,” said the Rev. Karoline M.
Introducing John Shelby Spong the Rt. Rev. V. Gene Robinson was able to publicly thank the man he said “are the shoulders on which (Robinson)