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Taken in Evangelical America

By Ryan Harper | February 18, 2020

Once again, I find I am a kind of believer.

"If you focus too much on only a personal relationship being the core tenet of your faith, then it means that you're more easily able to marginalize topics like human suffering, which in some cases is spurred by climate change. We are embodied creatures in this planet, so let's live like we are," said Sean Lyon. Credit: Meera Subramanian

Young Evangelicals Fighting for Climate Action

By Meera Subramanian | November 24, 2018

For students at this top evangelical college, loving God means protecting creation. That includes dealing with the human sources of climate change.

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A Murderer and a Saint

By Laura Turner | August 3, 2015

Father Junipero Serra, the missions, and me.

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If A Jewish Girl Falls into the East River…

By Cameron Dezen Hammon | June 25, 2014

…does she make a sound?

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Jesus the Guru

By Jerome Campbell | May 20, 2014

What happens when Christ collides with Krishna?

Al Dayr (the monastery) at Petra awaits those pilgrims who climb 800 steps, either on foot or via donkey.

The Pilgrimage That Wasn’t

By Becky Garrison | December 7, 2012

In reflecting on the images I captured during my two press trips to Jordan, one this fall, and one in 2007, a sharp contrast emerged. Five years ago, I traveled with a contingency of mostly Catholic and Anabaptist journalists to Jordan during the month of Ramadan.  Then in September 2012, I returned to the Holy…