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Pope Francis on the need for ethics in economics

James McCarty wrote 1 day ago: The entirety of this address can be found here. Ladies and Gentlemen, our human family is presently … more →

Tags: Christian Ethics, Justice, Politics, poverty, Religion, Social Justice, Theology, Economics, Pope Francis

Hurricane

SJ wrote 2 weeks ago: facebook.com   If it wasn’t because my mother has a Facebook account, I would’ve added ‘sex’ to … more →

Tags: POV, sex, Sexuality, 30 Seconds To Mars, hurricane, Morals, SM, Fetishes, censorship

LOVE IS THE ANSWER

mdbwell wrote 4 weeks ago: Cardinal Sean O’Malley of Boston echoed the words of Jesus, Jane Addams, Gandhi, and Martin Luther K … more →

Tags: Martin Luther King, JR, Cardinal Sean O'Malley, Jane Addams, Gandhi, Revenge, Love

Only 4% of women consider themselves beautiful - The Dove social experiment explores how women view their own beauty in contrast to what others see

Haute Arabia wrote 1 month ago: This Monday April 14th, 2013 Dove who  have recently won enormous praise for their ‘Real Beaut … more →

Tags: SPECIAL FEATURE, resorts of the week, Fashion, haute, 2013, Haute Arabia, Editor's Pick, Abaya, haute couture

Ken Wytsma: Evangelist for Justice

paulthinkingoutloud wrote 1 month ago: Sometimes books just show up unsolicited. When a copy of Pursuing Justice: The Call to Live and Die … more →

Tags: Books, Missions, Christian Books, social issues, Economics, thomas nelson, Social Justice, Christian Ethics, Book Reviews

Feelings can't create justice1 comment

kainos wrote 1 month ago: A society cannot maintain stability, much less create social justice, when its highest value is indi … more →

Animal Farm and the Imago Dei

jesusmind wrote 2 months ago: Irony is that which means the opposite of what is actually meant. Words have meaning and the ironic … more →

Tags: Transforming the mind, Arts & Culture, Christian Ethics Question, Philosophy, Theology, Orwell, Anthropology, Animal Farm, Imago Dei

Gratitude

andrewkadzban wrote 2 months ago: I’m preaching on John 12:1-8 this week and the piece of this story that continues to jump out … more →

Tags: Theology, Heidelberg Catechism, gratitude, Donald J. Bruggink, Reformed

Compassionate Slavery? Exodus 21:1-11 and challenges to contemporary readers1 comment

scottrampy wrote 2 months ago: It’s funny how things sometimes seem to come together at once. As I was doing some work on Exodus 21 … more →

Tags: Christian Ethics, interpretation, Missional, Biblical Interpretation, biblical slavery, compassion, ethics, Exodus 21:1-11, poverty

DEALING WITH POVERTY

mdbwell wrote 2 months ago: Cornel West has been roundly criticized for his captious remarks about the Obama presidency, despite … more →

Tags: Cornel West, Tavis Smiley, The Rich and the Rest of Us, poverty, Martin Luther King, JR

SPEED LIMIT: MINIMIZING THE MAXIMUM

mdbwell wrote 2 months ago: As a card-caring member of the American Civil Liberties Union (when I am up-to-date with my annual f … more →

Tags: Speeding, Road Rage

Social Ethics vs Business Ethics3 comments

Stephen Koullias wrote 2 months ago: So here is a news article about a bartender from Ohio who was fired for calling the police on a cust … more →

Tags: Fun, business ethics, united states, Bartender, American Legion, Drunk Driving

Moral Injury and The Hunger Games Trilogy

James McCarty wrote 3 months ago: SPOILER ALERT Last night, on a plane ride from Boston to Seattle, I finished the Hunger Games Trilog … more →

Tags: Peace, Theology, the hunger games, Moral Injury, Soul Repair

Pizzas, Street Parlours and Prisons2 comments

vidajay wrote 3 months ago: Arnie (not his real name) was a regular visitor at the little church I pastored. I often welcomed hi … more →

Tags: Aboriginal Canadians, prisons, Canadian Politics, Criminal Justice, Vic Toews, edward greenspan

Adrian Pabst: why all politics is theology in practice

Nelson D. Kloosterman wrote 3 months ago: Dr. Adrian PabstLecturer in PoliticsUniversity of Kent After a lapse of several years, I am a renewe … more →

Tags: Christianity and Culture, & Natural Law, NL2K---modern Two Kingdom theology, Political Ethics

Cash value, please: An invitation to clarity and credibility25 comments

Nelson D. Kloosterman wrote 3 months ago: In some ways, the blog “Christian in America” is often interesting, occasionally helpful … more →

Tags: Christianity and Culture, & Natural Law, NL2K---modern Two Kingdom theology, Political Ethics

UU Sermon: Epiphany of the Face

Rev. Roger wrote 3 months ago:   January 6, 2012                                                              Unitarian Universalis … more →

Tags: Becoming and Being Part of a UU Congregation, Books (includes sermons based on books), Comparative Religion, Comparative Religion, Graduate Theological school/PSR, Politics 2, Sermon Archives and Excerpts, Social Action & Social Justice, Good Samaritan

Christians disagree on gun control

James McCarty wrote 3 months ago: My (conservative!) friend Matthew Tuininga has pointed out the empirical reality that Christians dis … more →

Tags: American Christianity, Christian Ethics, Theology

The continuing co-optation of Martin Luther King Jr.2 comments

James McCarty wrote 3 months ago: My good friend Jermaine McDonald is currently finishing a dissertation (which I can’t wait to … more →

Tags: america, Politics, Martin Luther King Jr.


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