Category: Institutions

Truth and Conspiracies

In today’s episode of the Good Faith podcast, Curtis Chang welcomes Pete Wehner, a columnist for The Atlantic, and Emily Belz, writer for Christianity Today. Their discussion follows the rise of conspiracy theories in American politics, the ties between faith communities and misinformation, and how much of these issues stem from a lingering cultural distrust in U.S. […]

How Powerful are “the Powers?”

Renowned theologian, scholar, and author NT Wright delves into the intricate dynamics of the powers within our modern institutions, politics, and culture through the lens of the gospel message. Drawing on his experience and studying of both Scripture and contemporary issues, he unpacks how societal structures often reflect deeper spiritual realities, and emphasizes the Biblical […]

A Campfire Story: Building an Institution in Your Neighborhood

Almost 25 years ago, Harvard University political scientist Robert Putnam published his groundbreaking book, Bowling Alone, which documented the decline of American civic life since the mid-20th century. Today, Americans see their friends and family less, belong to fewer organizations, and are less likely to know their neighbors. It’s a startling trend that can be […]

Pursuing Justice in a Broken World

Based in Jesus’ teachings and example of love, compassion, and righteousness, the Christian call to “seek justice” beckons believers to be agents of change – a message that resonates with profound significance in a deeply unjust world. In the pursuit of justice, where do the paths of law and religion converge, and where do they […]
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