Good Faith MediaA Letter to My 5-Year-Old Self
Most people don’t want girls who think they can do what boys can do and certainly not those who think they can do it better. The post A Letter to My 5-Year-Old Self appeared first on Good Faith Media.
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Good Faith Media Good Faith MediaA Call to Deliverance From Your Personal Savior
Assimilation to white civilization and Christianity is detrimental, if not death-dealing, to communities of color. The post A Call to Deliverance From Your Personal Savior appeared first on Good Faith Media.
Religion UnpluggedHow India’s Houses Of Worship Save Lives Amid Heatwave
Across India, another brutal summer stretches into its third month, killing workers and others caught in the heat. In a country where only 30% of people can afford air conditioning, faith communities — including Hindus, Christians and Sikhs —...
Feminism and ReligionThe Legacy of Carol P. Christ: Patriarchy as a System of Male Dominance Created at the Intersection of the Control of Women, Private Property, and War, Part 2
Part 1 was posted yesterday. You can read it here. Or the original in the link below. Patriarchy is a system of male dominance, rooted in the ethos of war which legitimates violence, sanctified by religious symbols, in which men dominate women...
Good Faith MediaJohn Prine and Our Dirty Little Wars
I can’t help but think that the reason some Christians lean into a get-your-soul-into-heaven message is to distract us from the hell we are enabling here on earth. The post John Prine and Our Dirty Little Wars appeared first on Good Faith Media.
Cultural Studies BlogspotCode for the People
Important short film, 'Code For The People'.It says, ok, have social media if you like, but also have your own website, made with open source, and use open source as much as possible in general, because "free" in this context really means "free as...
Religion UnpluggedYazidi Survivors Turn to New Truth Commission As Justice Stalls
(ANALYSIS) A new international Community-Based Truth Commission will examine the failure to deliver justice for Yazidis after the genocide of 2014. Scheduled for hearings in Berlin this year, it will hear survivor testimony and propose pathways...
Popular Culture And TheologyCall for Papers: Religion, Morality, and the American Presidency – The West Wing at 30
Religion, Morality, and the American Presidency: The West Wing at 30 Edited by Ilaria W. Biano Deadline: September 30, 2026 Premiering in 1999, The West Wing quickly became one of the most influential television portrayals of American political...
Religion UnpluggedMen And Women Offer Unique Discipleship Strengths
They may share a congregation, but men and women have different discipleship needs, according to new analysis from Lifeway Research.
Religion UnpluggedWhy Conservative Commentators Changed Their Views On Islam
The way right-wing commentators talk about Islam has changed in the last few years. The same pundits who once criticized Islam are now defending it. To find out why, Matthew Peterson spoke with journalist Matthew Schmitz.
Religion in United States HistoryGraduate Student Research Workshop at the Western History Association
Apps are due on September 9
Religion Unplugged‘Players Outsource Everything To God’: Brazil’s World Cup Collapse Revives Debate Over Faith and Soccer
Brazil’s World Cup elimination has fueled a national debate over whether the country’s rapid growth in evangelical Christianity has altered its soccer culture. While critics reject any link, the discussion reflects broader questions about...
Political TheologyAbsolution without Repair
The White House report on the Smithsonian is not a correction of the historical record but a theology of it, reviving the covenant grammar that once made conquest read as providence. Against its demand for absolution without confession stands the...
Arc: Religion, Politics, Et CeteraThe Deep Spiritual History of AI
For hundreds of years, thinkers have hoped to find God in the machine The post The Deep Spiritual History of AI first appeared on ARC: Religion, Politics, Et Cetera.
Religion and PoliticsThe Deep Spiritual History of AI
For hundreds of years, thinkers have hoped to find God in the machine The post The Deep Spiritual History of AI first appeared on ARC: Religion, Politics, Et Cetera.
The ConversationLarge language models often prioritize Western moral values, overlooking other cultures
Generative AI’s overemphasis on Western moral concerns could reinforce global disparities in sensitive applications such as public health messaging and global communication.
PaleoJudaiciaThe Rephaim and the Greek Meropes?
PaleoJudaiciaOn the 364-day solar calendar
PaleoJudaiciaHidden portal in the Giza Pyramid to be opened?
Feminism and ReligionLegacy of Carol P. Christ: Patriarchy as a System of Male Dominance Created at the Intersection of the Control of Women, Private Property, and War, Part 1
Moderator’s Note: This three part series was originally posted in 2013 near the start-up of FAR. Because of its seminal nature, wee have re-posted it several times since then. This piece not only set FAR off on its ground-breaking direction but...
Religion UnpluggedIs The Archdiocese Of Detroit Built For A Church That No Longer Exists?
(ANALYSIS) Sometimes the doom scrolling really does pay off. I hate to admit it, but flicking through thousands of social media posts a week is a way that I can find interesting stories to write about for Graphs about Religion.
Cultural Studies BlogspotScrew Exercise Snacking. Or: I don’t know why I train and neither do you
‘The goal is to keep the goal the goal’ – Dan John‘Wo Es war, soll Ich werden’ [‘Where it was, shall I become’] – Sigmund FreudStrength is a PretextI’m haunted by a comment I saw under a post. The post was all about a new approach to strength...
Religion UnpluggedTexas’ Bible Curriculum Revives Debate Over Religion In Public Schools
A recent Texas State Board of Education decision requires all public school literature classes in grades 1 through 12 to learn about 10 Old Testament and five New Testament passages.
Good Faith MediaAt the Hill of Crosses: A Story of Love Stronger Than Death
In the summer of 2024, Pablo Estrada Martín planted a cross at the foot of a hill near Šiauliai, in the Lithuanian countryside. The post At the Hill of Crosses: A Story of Love Stronger Than Death appeared first on Good Faith Media.
Good Faith MediaBlissful Ignorance and Lifesaving Bureaucracies
Is there anyone more adept at “shrinking the world to a worldview” than white, evangelical Christians, most of whom have either cheered on or sat idly by while this administration has dismantled life-saving programs? The post Blissful Ignorance and...
Good Faith MediaA Growing Wall of Love: Showing Visible Support to the LGBTQIA+ Community
One heart is small. Thousands of hearts together are not. They become a wall—not to shut people out, but to surround them with love. The post A Growing Wall of Love: Showing Visible Support to the LGBTQIA+ Community appeared first on Good Faith...
Religion UnpluggedA Man’s Life Threatened: The Shocking Developments In The Rudnev Case
(ANALYSIS) What is happening in Argentina today is not a judicial process. It is the slow destruction of a human being under the guise of legality.
ReligionProfAttack on Religious Freedom in Indiana
Indiana is the home of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), and thus while we do not have an especially high concentration of Muslims in the state, Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith’s recent attack on religious freedom in Indiana is nonetheless...
Religion UnpluggedWhat Americans Think Of Israel And Gaza Since The Oct. 7 Attacks
It’s the conflict that seems to never end — and Americans have shifted their opinions on it. Following Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel, a messy war ensued in Gaza. Americans fiercely debated which side, if any, the U.S. should align with....
Religion UnpluggedDr. Phil’s Merit Street Media Moves To Chapter 7 As Fight With TBN Deepens
Merit Street Media, the television venture founded by Dr. Phil McGraw and backed by Trinity Broadcasting Network, has been converted from Chapter 11 reorganization to Chapter 7 liquidation. An independent trustee now controls the estate as...
Religion in United States HistoryCall for Applicants: Visiting Scholar Program at The Ohio State University
Share with independent and contingent scholars!
PaleoJudaiciaSecond Temple-era discoveries at Shiloh
Political TheologyEntwining Our Roots
Remembering that our current lives are being lived during the time of the kingdom allows us the humility to see each individual moment as being equally beautiful, equally meaningful, and equally essential to prepare for the harvest. Source
Good Faith MediaDigital Fatigue and the Resurgence of Analog Living
Gen Z and millennials are reclaiming their own, swapping algorithmic scrolling for intentional hobbies and offline experiences. As an elder millennial, I’m with them. The post Digital Fatigue and the Resurgence of Analog Living appeared first on...
Good Faith MediaLindsey Graham and the Meaning-Making of Death
Everyone has a different relationship with the person who is dying. One of my roles is to help them all make room for grace and give one another space. The post Lindsey Graham and the Meaning-Making of Death appeared first on Good Faith Media.
Good Faith MediaI Am a Preacher
I preach for Black lives and trans lives, immigrant lives and single-parent lives, and teenage mothers who think nobody sees them at all. The post I Am a Preacher appeared first on Good Faith Media.
PaleoJudaiciaReview of Roller, Diodoros of Sicily: Bibliotheke Historike. Books 21-40
PaleoJudaiciaDr Albertina Oegema appointed to the Protestant Theological University
Feminism and ReligionHow We ALL Need the Goddesses Now . . . by Annie Finch
Carol Christ, in her 1978 clarion call “Why Women Need the Goddess,” summarized four powerful, foundational ways that the Sacred Feminine urgently matters for women crawling out from under patriarchy. Each way helps to heal the psychic damage of...
PaleoJudaiciaAnderson, Archaeology, Jesus, and the Gospel of John (Eerdmans)
Barth NotesAnn Widdecombe Police Statements Expand Criteria for Disclosing Details About Arrested Suspects
From BBC News: Police say a 28-year-old man has been arrested in South Yorkshire on suspicion of the murder of Ann Widdecombe. “The suspect, who is a white British national, is now in police custody,” a statement from Devon and Cornwall Police...
Feminism and ReligionFrom the Archives: “On Sh’lach.”
This post was originally published on 22 June 2022. Sh’lach was the Torah portion for yesterday, 13 July 2026. I have made only two edits: updated the pictures and clarified the chapter number and verses for the reference about tzitzit. I highly...
PaleoJudaiciaVayntrub, Body Language (Yale)
Feminism and ReligionWhat is a Glorian? Almost a Review of Terry Tempest’s book by Sara Wright
There is something deeper than hope that is calling us writes Terry Tempest Williams internationally acclaimed naturalist, environmentalist, and author in The Glorians. When we focus our attention on what she calls the ‘holy ordinary’ we are...
White Too LongSharing a Sneak Preview of My BACKSLIDE Audio Book
Plus an early Library Journal review: "A thoughtful critique of current politics"
Canopy Forum“Rwanda Travelogue: Rwandan Values for Post-Genocide Resilience” by M. Christian Green
Aerial of Kigali Convention Center by Emmanuel Kwizera (CC BY-SA 4.0). I approached attending the recent African Consortium for Law and Religion Studies (ACLARS) 2026 Rwanda conference on “Law, Religion and Youth in Africa” with some amount of...
Political TheologyDegrowth, Christianity, and Liberation: A Conversation with Dean Dettloff and Matt Bernico (Part 2)
A few weeks ago, Dean Dettloff and Matthew Bernico met with Catholic Re-Visions’ co-convener Samuel Huard for a discussion about their new book Enough Is Enough: Degrowth, Capitalism, and Liberation Theology. In Part 1, they talked about Christian...
PaleoJudaiciaNoncanonical scriptures in the Enlightenment
PaleoJudaiciaThe journey of the Great Isaiah Scroll
Religion in United States HistoryCall for Applicants: Jewish Review of Books Editorial Fellow
Jewish Review of Books is proud to be partnering with the Center for Jewish History to fund a new fellowship for criticism and public scholarship in 2026-2027.