Defining Our Humanity
If we are honest about our own emotions, we are likely weeping the tears of Aristotle’s catharsis, which are worth next to nothing if, through their shedding, they—and we—effect no change. By Kit Dodgson
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Month: March 2013
Doubting Thomas, Restaged
An insightful reading of “the Thomas of the text” as Jesus’s “twin” suggests that the cult film Hedwig and the Angry Inch is a faithful retelling of the Gospel narrative. By Charles M. Stang
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Toward an American Public Theology
An excerpt from Ronald Thiemann’s 1987 “Toward an American Public Theology.”
Read MoreTwo Poems by Gerard Beirne
“Vision of the Fear of Death” and “The Song of the Daysbird” by Gerard Beirne
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Jews, Evangelicals: Analyzing the Vote
Any hoped-for “Jewish–evangelical alliance” in the 2012 election proved elusive. By Mark I. Pinsky
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