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The Birds and the Bees: How Over-Spiritualizing Sex Dismisses Creation
The current debates about sexuality are missing an ecological perspective.
A World Apart
A Middle Eastern Jew and an evangelical Christian. Were our differences too great to overcome?
Christian Women Need to Know Their History
By celebrating the stories of generations before us, we better understand our own.
Path to a Miracle
Sometimes a leap of faith is one small step after another.
My Daughter Can't Do It All
It's time to tell her the truth about the marketplace.
Loving My Labyrinthine Church
Our tangled building tells an evolving story.
Sibling Rivalry: From Childhood to the Church
Will they—or will we—ever stop fighting?
SBC Polity Gives People in the Pews the Power to Stop Corrupt Leaders
This week at the Southern Baptist Convention’s annual meeting, attendees will ask for change from the top. But regular members also bear responsibility.
Simone Biles’s Critics Miss the Bigger Story of Bodily Abuse
Some see the Olympic gymnast as a self-serving athlete. But her withdrawal from competition is a model for how to honor rather than disdain our bodies.
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I Can’t Quit My Evangelical Heritage. Neither Can You.
What exvangelicals teach us about our religious roots.
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