This essay explores the theological ambiguity between the kingdom of God and territorial Israel, both in the context of St. Justin Martyr and of contemporary theological reflection on place.
Ephesians teaches us how Christian theology can hold geography as neither primary and nonnegotiable nor irrelevant and unspiritual.
After detailing the factual evidence, Kenneth Surin argues that the demands of truth and justice require Israel’s dispossession of the Palestinian people to be halted.
Over the last week, thousands of Palestinians, Jews, and internationals protested the illegal and inhumane …
This is a real gem. America/Israel Racing . . . in a Toyota. Truly ecumenical. …
On July 24, 2010 I traveled with a group of peacemakers to the Bedouin village …
A review of J. Kameron Carter’s recently published book, RACE: A THEOLOGICAL ACCOUNT.
Our film began with the father, Mohammed, saying–as means of explanation to his wife for …
