The Nominee for Supreme Court: What kind of a Catholic Is She?
Emancipatory Spirituality
The Pope Renews His Critique of Global Capitalism
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A powerful Christian stands up for the poor.
Emancipatory Spirituality
Backward Christian Soldiers
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Brenda Peterson on growing up in a racist white Evangelical religion.
Emancipatory Spirituality
When Religion Speaks in Truth
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Arthur Waskow shares his wisdom with Tikkun.
Emancipatory Spirituality
The Christian Gospel for Americans: A Systematic Theology
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David Ray Griffin argues that the church in America is in a dire moral and political situation and must stand up for the integrity of the Gospel.
Politics & Society
Impeach: Judicial, Political, Moral, or Spiritual?
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Rabbi Arthur Waskow argues that whether to impeach Trump is not only a political question but also a moral and spiritual question.
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Peril and Promise
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In a time of global uncertainty, Rev. Dr. Alton B. Pollard III stresses the need for unshakeable spiritual leadership.
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My Life Now: Reflections on Deuteronomy
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Renna Ulvang bounces between extremes: “An insomniac obsession with doom and the details of fear / And then a moment later, filled with love, faith and goat cheese.”
Jewish Wisdom
Seeking the Feminine Divine
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Shelly Fredman imagines the feminine face of God in order to challenge “the decidedly male bent of our tradition.”
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Speaking for the Silenced
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Richard Zimler explores the persecution of Jewish people in Lisbon in 1506, which motivated him to write his most recent novel, The Gospel According to Lazarus.
Israel/Palestine
Can Zionism Be Redeemed?
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Yehezkel Landau argues that “Jews, as human beings, deserve both security and spiritual liberation. So do Palestinians.”
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Review of Frederic Martel’s In The Closet of the Vatican
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Matthew Fox calls Martel’s new book a present-day parable on corrupt power, internalized homophobia, and the possibility for redemption.
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Psychedelic Communities, Social Justice, and Kinship in the Capitalocene
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Alnoor Ladha and Martin Kirk offer a critical assessment of humanity and suggest how psychedelic communities can become hubs of social change.
Emancipatory Spirituality
Where’s G?d: Night Seven
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Tikkun is excited to share Michael Kagan’s “Where’s G?d,” a story that addresses the abstract aspects of God through the liberating lessons of seven year old Tara. This is part seven of seven.