March/April 2023

The Bigger Win 0
- March/April 2023
- March 1, 2023
The Mustangs, Oakwood Adventist Academy’s varsity boys’ basketball team, was having an excellent season. In fact, the best season in the team’s history. By February 2022, for the first time ever, they’d fought their way to the semifinals of the state championship. They were prepared, focused, and eager to travel to Jacksonville, Alabama, for their
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Hidden and Alone 0
- March/April 2023
- March 1, 2023
The fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban has ushered in a dangerous new era for Christians, Sikhs, Hindus, and minority Islamic sects. The dramatic fall of Afghanistan’s capital to rapidly moving Taliban forces came on August 15, 2021. Within a matter of weeks the Taliban army had conquered the country, reestablishing their presence as the
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Solution or Sellout?0
- March/April 2023
- March 1, 2023
Can America navigate the cultural conflict around marriage, religious freedom, and LGBTQ nondiscrimination? With the Respect for Marriage Act, Congress moves beyond a winner-take-all approach. The current political toxicity in Washington, D.C., means that every question of public policy attracts stridently different interpretations from both left and right. So the level of inflammatory, contradictory messaging
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The annual National Prayer Breakfast, attended by every U.S. president since 1953, acts as a national Rorschach test. How we look at it depends on how we answer a simple question: What role, if any, should religion play in the civic life of our country? Does the event harmlessly celebrate the diverse faith traditions of

Lessons from Bonhoeffer 0

Learning to put God and others—rather than self—at the heart of religious freedom In January 2017, four days after the inauguration of the then-president of the United States, the first class meeting of my spring-term course at Harvard Divinity School focused on the life and thought of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the German theologian of the 1930s

The Preacher and the President 0

At America’s founding, an eccentric pastor, a radical vision for religious liberty, and an extraordinary legacy On New Year’s Day, 1802, Thomas Jefferson received one of the most legendary presidential gifts in American history: a gigantic wheel of cheese, 13 feet in circumference and weighing 1,235 pounds. A paper sign draped over its red crust

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