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Racism: Does the struggle continue?

Can we seriously talk about fulfilling the cultural mandate if we sit around and allow the legacy of racism to be perpetuated, even in the church? Vincent Bacote is Assistant Professor of Theology at Wheaton College, and director of the Center for Applied Christian Ethics.

Career, faith, and family in the city

Contemplating both the costs and blessings of city neighbourhood and community, with an eye towards providence. A meditation on Cheryl Mendelson’s Morningside Heights. Linnea Leonard Kickasola is an opera singer in New York City.

Skinning the emperor’s new clothes

Today in Comment: a second week of review, as Betty Spackman critiques Kelton Cobb’s The Blackwell Guide to Theology and Popular Culture. What are the religious impulses below the dressy surfaces of popular culture?

Book Review: “New Art City” and the city of God

Today, more than ever, art has become the doppelganger of religion, and every critic and art historian chooses his or her own set of dogma. Whom should art serve? Jed Perl, author of New Art History, offers us a well-researched account of the defining moments in modern art history, with strong prejudices.

Marks of academic revival

Is revival a meeting, or a way of living? Keith Martel calls students and teachers to seek revival that goes to the very heart of what the academy and Christian faith are about.
Martel is a graduate student in philosophy at Duquesne University.

The vocation of leaving or staying

What happens when the changes of life pit vocation and location against each other? Comment asked Chris Klein, who helps direct a research study on vocation, to describe when geography collides with calling. Chris Klein is the Assistant Director of the CALL Grant for the Theological Exploration of Vocation at Geneva College, Pennsylvania. Chris Klein is the Assistant Director of the CALL Grant for the Theological Exploration of Vocation at Geneva College, Pennsylvania.