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Vaccine for Despair
After the dark, difficult, and tear-soaked days of 2020, who doesn’t need this re-orienting and sure message of hope?! God’s people have clung to this changeless truth through wars, oppression, injustice, and atrocities—yes, even deadly pandemics and unspeakable losses. 2020 … Continue reading
Posted in Brueggemann, Covid-19, Hesed, Hope, NT Wright
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Virus as a Summons to Faith
In the early days of Covid-19, Professor Aisha Ahmad, University of Toronto (who is no stranger to suffering) offered this insight: Global catastrophes change the world . . . the legacy of this pandemic will live with us for years, perhaps decades … Continue reading
Posted in Bonhoeffer, Books, Brueggemann, Covid-19, Hesed, Reviews, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged Covid-19, Job, Naomi
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Male Power and Privilege—Destructive or Subversive?
The much-anticipated Singapore Summit put male power and privilege on full display. It was a meeting between two men whose ascendance came from the privilege of birth, crushing their rivals (often by bullying and brutal means), and the power of … Continue reading
Carolyn Custis James 