Political theology, or faith-based advocacy, happens when people participate in the marketplace of ideas. The First Amendment encourages civil discourse and debate in democracy.
Being a faith-based advocate, whatever our faith tradition Read More »
Our elected officials need to hear from us because we hear the voice of the shepherd — the shepherd that models protecting the vulnerable from dangerous ideologies like the “America First” Caucus, or more aptly, the “White People First and Only Caucus.”
Shepherding the USA to Safety — Away from “America First Caucus” and White Supremacy Read More »
Meditative prayer and acting for justice go hand in hand. Prayer anchors us by creating a sacred space where we can grow closer to God our Creator. We discern our vocational call and where our passion for justice lies. This essential inner work inspires our essential outer work.
The Spirituality of #Resistance (Pt. 1) Read More »
As a nation, and for the sake of our future democracy, we will make a huge mistake by not finally holding Trump accountable. People call for us to heal as Americans. But my experience with human nature shows that healing requires accountability, and better to establish accountability before trying to heal.
Impeach Trump as Bar to Future Public Office Read More »
As long as injustice reigns in our lives — and I mean all of our lives, the privileged and the non-privileged alike — we will have social strife. Inequity destroys peace. So, I will work for peace, share what I have, and listen to those who have no peace.
A Life of Strife Makes Peace a Privilege Read More »
America’s return to sane governance deserves much celebration and thanksgiving. Our work ahead will prove difficult, but something very special happened on election day and in the aftermath that perhaps serves as the greatest cause for celebration.
Thankful for our Democracy Read More »
Check out Lawyers and Collars for more information to serve as a clergy poll chaplain or election protection attorney
Why I’ll be a Poll Chaplain on Election Day Read More »
We’re taxed, and not just by paying taxes. We’re emotionally taxed by a devious and dangerous president.
Taxed by Civil Religion and this President: Fire Him Read More »
Religion and politics cannot exist as completely separate from one another. “Separation of Church and State” is a concept, an ideal to which we aspire so that all can practice their faith without governmental interference.
Render unto God, and Render unto Caesar Read More »
As we get closer to the election, it seems like a good time to refresh our understanding of political theology. I spent some time with my friend Amy to field her questions.
What is political theology? A conversation Read More »