Tish Harrison Warren
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My Hope for American Discourse
Public engagement must be balanced with times of withdrawal and silence.
Rising Heat Deaths Are Not Just About the Temperature
It is unconscionable that in our wealthy country, we let blue-collar workers and the economically disadvantaged needlessly die in oppressive heat.
‘You Can’t Protect Some Life and Not Others’
No major political party embodies a consistent ethic of life.
Did Jesus Really Rise From the Dead?
The theologian N.T. Wright on the baffling, world-altering claim of the resurrection.
Having a Hard Christmas? Jesus Did Too
Jesus Did Too
How to Fight Back Against the Inhumanity of Modern Work
Digital technology has transformed work, often for the worse. Here are some solutions.
What if Burnout Is Less About Work and More About Isolation?
Feeling burned out? Call your friends. Our real problem may be isolation.
Why the Music of Rich Mullins Endures, 25 Years After His Death
The Christian singer-songwriter, who died at age 41 in a car crash, has a legacy that lives on.
Why Religious Freedom Matters, Even if You’re Not Religious
“If speech is popular, it doesn’t really need constitutional protection,” David French says.
Our Memory Is Flawed. Luckily, God’s Isn’t.
What a parent’s dementia reveals about God and humanity.
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