Testimony and Witness as Liberative Praxis: Authority Refigured
Hilary Jerome Scarsella suggests epistemological resources to help Christians craft better responses to people with testimonies of sexual assault.
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Striving for the Divine: An American Convert’s Early Years in Islam
Sonya Schryer Norris explores her teenage conversion to Islam.
Paul’s Politics: Notes on a Letter from Prison
Andrew DeCort considers the Roman Empire’s desire to kill a heretical Jewish missionary.
Omakase
Lyle Enright realizes that creative theology begins on a plate of sushi.
Like an Unnamed Woman
Jo-Ann Badley follows Mary through John’s Gospel, grieving and rejoicing in the hour of her Son.
Ascension in a Minor Key
Matthew Lee Anderson writes of Bach’s Mass in B Minor, the ascension, and why Christ’s redemption leaves us free to be sad.
We Are All Catechumens Now
Cabe Matthews suggests that Lent is a practice for people who are just trying to become Christians.
The Aesthetics of Nothing
N. Ammon Smith paints a picture of Christ’s godforsakenness.
Ashes in a Digital Age
John Jay Alvaro interrogates dying in our digital age.
