Freedom and Justice for Some
Tad Stoermer's A Resistance History of the United States Chapter Three
The Liminal Sanctuary
Where spirituality, ethics, and public life collide. Written by a social worker and theological ethicist.
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Whose Freedom? Whose Hero?
Tad Stoermer's A Resistance History of the United States Chapter One
From Loneliness to Solitude
The Wisdom of Unbelonging Part Two
Why Arguing About Politics Is a Waste of Time
I used to believe the right argument could change anyone's mind.
What Is Just War Theory?
The Pope, Trump, J.D.
More Immigrants = Less Crime?
The president is lying to us about immigrants and crime, as usual.
What Are Protests Actually For?
I used to think protests were quite useless.
A Budget for Destruction, Not Life
In the midst of a series of desperate, unhinged tweets—where the president openly threatens war crimes—let’s not ignore what happened on Friday.
This Might Break the Global Economy
The U.S.
When Faith Justifies Violence
It’s no longer surprising, but it should still be disturbing, that the self-declared Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth—a man openly enamored with the medieval crusades—uses his platform to promote one of the most violent versions of Christianity imaginable.