Love That Gives People Space to Think
I’m not sure we always think of giving people space to think as an act of love, but people are hungry right now for space to “think.”
Are We Making Racial Progress?
We face an important question today: to what extent do racialized, binary ways of perceiving one another linger because of our history and to what extent are we actually reinforcing them under the banner of “antiracism?”
Three Safe Assumptions to Make about People Online
Social media flattens and oversimplifies us as people.We’ve known this, but the fact has become more obvious during a pandemic where we are retreating to the Internet for social interaction. We are also living through a cultural moment where group allegiances—whether...
Five Questions for Christians after the Storming of the Capitol
I shared what follows in a Facebook post late in the evening on January 6 after protestors stormed the Capitol. I decided to publish it this morning on my blog, too. … This is something of a different post than what you’re probably accustomed to today. My hope...
How Resistance to Guilt-by-Association Tactics Makes Us Better Thinkers and Neighbors
For the Christian, a commitment to the truth both about God and reality and love for neighbor are both good strategies to start with when we open Twitter or Facebook and set out to think.
Welcome to my blog! In a nutshell, I want you to know that I am passionate about building bridges between people both inside and outside of the Church. I live in New Orleans, LA, with my husband where I am a seminary student. Learn more here!
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