humanity

Kathy Berry offers a rabbinic perspective on the divine attributes, the disrobing of humanity, and God’s salvific response.

Sada Mukhtasar writes of ordained authority and individual freedom at a Muslim funeral.

Tomi Oredein offers her take on some of the beautiful ways we are human.

Why Bonhoeffer would have loved Mad Max.

Is there value in exploring the lives of sex offenders, regardless of how heartbreaking and difficult this exploration might be?

n this poem, Caitlin Mackenzie poetically demonstrates that violence causes a diminished view of humanity and creation, and thus we must constantly seek to see wholeness.

Call me naïve. I don’t understand how a person, political party, or cultural movement can sustain rage for any length of time, let alone for months and years. But we are living in a day of sustained rage—political animosity, culture wars, national stereotyping, and religious bigotry. One need only flip from one radio talk show […]