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Listening in the Public Square

Listening in the Public Square

Anne Snyder joins Mark Labberton to discuss the need for deeper listening in the work of genuine encounter and exchange in public life. They reflect on the contributions of public theology to contemporary life, the values of Christian humanism, and the mission and...

The Politics of Hell

The Politics of Hell

“Hell is actually pretty underrated. I mean it, when it comes to democratic life, a belief in hell is quite helpful.” Shadi kicked off a recent public lecture with this rather unexpected and provocative statement. In a time when democratic debate is becoming...

Gaza and the Gods of Tribalism

Gaza and the Gods of Tribalism

How are American evangelicals and Muslims responding to the war in Gaza? More than half a year into the war, Shadi Hamid and Matthew Kaemingk discuss the (im)possibility of remaining neutral and the ways in which their own tribal loyalties push and pull on their...

Wisdom

Wisdom

Uli Chi and Mark discuss Uli’s new book, The Wise Leader, and how wisdom manifests in various contexts, from leadership roles to everyday life.

The Courageous Middle

The Courageous Middle

Shirley Mullen talks about the work of intentional engagement in our polarized contexts and advocates for actively bridging divides in our society.

Childhood Development

Childhood Development

W. Thomas Boyce discusses new research on sensitivity and resilience in childhood development and talks about how learning to see our children well helps them flourish and thrive.

Theatre and Story

Theatre and Story

Liz Jacobsen shares about teaching theater to high schoolers and about the power of art and storytelling to transform us.

Astrophysics and Faith

Astrophysics and Faith

Jennifer Wiseman shares about the journey of her finding a career in science, the interactions and connections between science and faith, and the upcoming solar eclipse.

Faith and Public Life

Faith and Public Life

Michael Wear talks about the state of politics in the United States and the ways our faith is interwoven with public life.

The Grief-Catcher

The Grief-Catcher

Is it possible for peace to walk in power anymore? This is the question haunting Comment’s work this spring, and launching this new season of The Whole Person Revolution is someone who answers it with a courageous yes. J.S. “Joon” Park is a chaplain at Tampa General...