History Has Its Claws into You

All I know from reading history is that if you want to be ahead of curve on figuring out right from wrong, listen to people on the margins. 
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COVID-19: Crisis of Ecology and...

Is the pandemic also a crisis of hermeneutics, a world revealed with respect to how we interpret texts and relate to the world?
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Monday Meditation: Dr. Chow on...

Christie Chui-Shan Chow discusses her new book Schism, a monograph documenting Adventism in China.
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Collective Trauma and Going to War

At the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, ancient Greece and Rome can tell us a lot about the links between collective trauma and going to war.
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A Scandal of Hope

Op-Ed: The Hope Channel and the Zambian Presidential Inauguration. "The Adventist Church in Zambia, and the region, needs to tread carefully on how...
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Does the Church Have a Role in Working...

By examining the Bible, we can discover that Jesus’ message and the message of social justice are in fact synonymous and should be treated...
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Not Fair at All

The Fairness for All Act creates what should be an untenable compromise. This legislation asks the LGBTQ+ community to accept a second-class status...
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“I Can’t Breathe!” Selected Lessons...

In the June 2020 Adventist Review issue, several articles were devoted to reactions to the murder of George Floyd in the United States and its...
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Stop Talking Past Each Other: New Book...

As our divides become ever more pronounced, Seth Pierce sets about trying to help correct the balance with a book about how to argue better, listen...
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The Education of an Idealist — Book...

I finished the book with a very strong impression of Samantha Power as a dedicated public servant, humble, curious, compassionate, a person who loved...
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