Tag: Christianity

• “Everyone knows, deep down, that there has to be some sort of judgment if there is to be justice.”

  Moore: You argue that our understanding of the judgment of God has become untethered to His love. Kindly unpack that some for us. Rutledge: Well, I guess it’s pretty obvious that our culture despises “judgment” above all things. There is hardly any room for discernment or connoisseurship any more. If you love Bach more than you love…

  David Swanson

  February 14, 2018

  quote, theology

  Christianity, Theology

• Audacious Faith

  A sermon about the requirement of active faith in the struggle for racial justice.

  David Swanson

  January 15, 2018

  church, justice, race, theology

  Christianity, martin luther king jr, race

• The Suffering Struggle

  

  White Christianity cannot be redeemed. It must be renounced, again.

  David Swanson

  December 28, 2017

  church, race, Scripture, theology

  Christianity, Donald Trump, race, Theology

• When God Lingers

  

  A sermon for the third Sunday in Advent.

  David Swanson

  December 18, 2017

  church, church calendar, Scripture

  Advent, Bible, Christianity, Christmas

• A new white burden?

  Does Ta-Nehisi Coates fetishize race? No, but Thomas Chatterton Williams thinks he does.

  David Swanson

  October 7, 2017

  news, race

  Christianity, race