Can Christians Be Capitalists?
D. Stephen Long Reviews Devin Singh Christian orthodoxy and neoliberal economics exist in tension. Some theologians identify ruptures rather than continuities between the
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Beyond Supersessionism: Paul Tillich on Judaism
Susannah Heschel Reviews Robert Meditz After reading this excellent study of Paul Tillich, based on the author’s doctoral dissertation, I realized that the
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Domesticity & Spirituality: Kondo Is Not an Animist
by Jolyon Baraka Thomas Shortly after midnight on the first day of this year, my wife and I joined a string of couples
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When Jesus Was Jewish
Larry W. Hurtado on Paula Fredriksen’s When Christians Were Jews This latest book by Paula Fredriksen is aimed at a broad readership, and
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Queer Theology Revisited
Linn Tonstad responds to Paul Griffiths First, I want to express my thanks to Paul Griffiths for his review—not just its generosity, but
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Islam and the Art of the Cross
Evan Kuehn reviews Navid Kermani Art and religion face each other. Their gaze can offer unity beyond the oppositional pairs that define our
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Is Queer Theology Christian Theology?
Paul Griffiths on Tonstad’s Queer Theology: Beyond Apologetics Tonstad’s book is a concise, clear, lively, and provocative introduction to its topic, as well as
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Islam, Sex, and Secularism
Aaron Stauffer on Scott’s Sex and Secularism In 1903 the black socialist preacher, Rev. George Washington Woodbey wrote his first socialist pamphlet, “What to
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Asian American Ethics and Identity
James W. McCarty III on Grace Kao and Ilsup Ahn’s Asian American Christian Ethics Three years ago Peter Liang, a twenty-eight year-old Chinese
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Darwin’s Sacred Song
Dan Brown’s brother wrote a sacred mass about Charles Darwin We may console ourselves,” Charles Darwin wrote in 1859, that the war
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