Andrew WhiteheadUnsettling Advent
Reflections on this Advent season and the tension between power at the expense of our neighbors versus for the benefit of our neighbors
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Andrew Whitehead
Political TheologyA Refiner’s Fire in Political Chaos
When, despite Scripture, unscrupulous officials continue to “oppress the hired workers in their wages, the widow, and the orphan” and “thrust aside the alien,” and a plurality of white, evangelical Christian voters endorse this behavior, how might...
Bible For Normal People BlogEpisode 288: Havilah Dharamraj – The Song of Songs Is More Than Biblical Bridgerton
What if the Song of Songs isn’t just ancient love poetry but a key to unlocking deeper biblical conversations about a better world? In this episode of The Bible for... The post Episode 288: Havilah Dharamraj – The Song of Songs Is More Than...
Doctrine of DiscoveryEvangelical Zionism: From the River to the Sea Palestine by Tad Delay
Sitting amid this background before a congressional hearing, Reagan’s secretary of the interior James G. Watt was asked if he would protect wildernesses for future generations. Watt replied, “I do not know how many future generations we can count...
Ancient Jew ReviewExhibition Review | Elephantine: Island of the Millennia
The desire to construct harmonious pasts selectively highlights only those aspects of ancient identities and experiences that align with current ideals, conveniently omitting the less contemporarily palatable. This selective narrative fosters...
Wabash Center BlogEnchanted Classrooms
In my family’s tradition, dreams, visons, symbols, and signs are part of our knowing, understanding, and meaning making apparatus. I grew up with nightly dinner table conversation which effortlessly included […]
ReligionProfConference Recap #SBLAAR24
The combined annual meetings of the American Academy of Religion and the Society of Biblical Literature in San Diego ( #sblaar24 ) was amazing. Upon arrival I had a chance to reconnect with old friends who were only there that first day before, and...
An und für sichWhat was theology blogging?
At the AAR this past weekend, Beatrice Marovich hosted a discussion about the decline of theology. Eventually, this evolved into a discussion of the decline of theology blogging, which was where many of us had cut our teeth intellectually — and, of...
Canopy Forum“Religious Freedom in Ukraine: Can we move on from misleading election narratives?” by Dmytro Vovk and Elizabeth A. Clark
Maidan Nezalezhnosti in Kiev, Ukraine by Juan Antonio Segal (CC BY-SA 4.0). This article is part of our series on Transnational Christian Nationalism, and its impact on politics, the rule of law, and religious freedom. If you’d like to explore...
White Too LongChallenging Holidays, Gratitude, and Resources
PLUS: Just in time for the holidays, a link to my updated WTL Bookshelf.