The Theology of Food on the Heretic Happy Hour

I was recently asked to talk about the theology of food on the popular Heretic Happy Hour podcast. My background as a permaculture informed theologian made this an interesting topic to discuss. Also joining the show were writers Lauren Cibene and Derrick Weston. Lauren and Derrick brought a great deal of knowledge and theological wisdom …

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Jesus or I.C.E.?

Stephen Miller’s rabid hatred of immigrants who aren’t “white” is playing out on America’s streets with devastating effect. DHS goon squads from I.C.E. and the Border Patrol have been given license to racially profile people as they wreak havoc in cities across the country. Regardless of the legal status of many immigrants, they have been …

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We must not repay evil with evil

Charlie Kirk chose to be a racist, xenophobic, sexist, authoritarian, Christian nationalist, anti-LGBTIA hate-mongering bigot who promoted violence against his enemies. His last words before being murdered exemplified the horrific far-right political rhetoric that he used his movement to spread to young people with under developed critical thinking skills. Kirk definitely lacked those skills as …

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Days of wickedness and groaning

Yesterday in Washington D.C. victims of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's heinous crimes bravely spoke their truths about how the trauma of being trafficked by Epstein and sexually assaulted has caused them tremendous traumatic harm. They were united in their demands for justice and were joined by members of Congress who generally have nothing in …

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Chronicling Christian nationalist nonsense

Christian nationalists are in the news again, although still not nearly enough, because CNN recently did a profile of Doug Wilson. He is a proponent of Christian reconstructionism, hyper-patriarchy, and setting up a theonomic state. Wilson has long been on the radar of Christian historians and other researchers of Christian nationalism. His views, like those …

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