Christianity and the Social Crisis: Part 2
Here is my response to the second chapter of Christianity and the Social Crisis, “The Social Aims of Jesus,” and Tony Campolo‘s reactions…
Responses to Christianity and the Social Crisis: Part 1
Corbin Boekhaus, also a recent graduate of the Wake Forest University Divinity School, begins the Rauschenbusch discussion with a response to the first…
Responses to Christianity and the Social Crisis: An Introduction
Walter Rauschenbusch’s classic text, Christianity and the Social Crisis was recently re-released to celebrate its 100th anniversary. The new edition contains responses to…
Battlescars
The death toll of suicide bombers and the weekly body count/injury report of the war in Iraq has become the soundtrack to the…
HBO: Homogenous Box Office?
The new television season is fast approaching. Week one of the NFL is nearly in the books, so along with the anticipation of…
Are You Ready for Some Football?!
To help celebrate the upcoming NFL season, which starts in just a few hours as the Saints visit the NFL Campion Colts, Bob…
The Ultimate What If…
Films are the great hypothetical (forgive the Shaquille O’Neal analogy). We can easily ask of any character in a film, “What if I…
Better Late Than Never…
I am speaking here of both my review of God’s Warriors and the program itself. I did not finish the series until tonight,…
The Religions Will Be Televised…
This week, CNN is devoting 6 hours of its prime-time programming to a discussion of three major world religions, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.…