Spiritual, Sexual—and Religious?
Queer spiritual traditions reverse dominant assumptions about sex, understanding it as both an ethical challenge and a site of revelation. By Mark D. Jordan
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Month: November 2019
The Planet: An Emergent Matter of Spiritual Concern?
In this exploration of planetary thinking and deep time, the author argues for humans to cultivate an earth ethic that includes a spirit of reverence. By Dipesh Chakrabarty
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Nuns and Nones Meet on the Edge
The pull that some Nones feel toward contemplative, social action has led to an unlikely collaboration with nuns, described as an “apprenticeship in prophetic community.” By Katie Gordon
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Will Religious Progressives and Nones Forge Political Alliances?
Will the religiously unaffiliated find their voice in the 2020 election, and what can religious progressives and political parties do to help this growing group participate more actively in political life? By Quardricos Driskell
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Jewish Leaders Try Nontraditional Engagement
The 2013 Pew study on Jewish Americans prompted some leaders to take a new approach in engaging intermarried and young Jews disinterested in the traditional religious aspects of Judaism. By Shira Hanau
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