The same Spirit that hovered over the chaos during creation is working to promote recreation and restoration throughout all creation.

Katanacho traces John’s discussion of water (τὸ ὕδωρ).

Los cristianos del Mundo Mayoritario subrayan y manifiestan el trabajo diario de los Espíritus y empoderan la esperanza en medio de la pobreza, el sufrimiento, la opresión y la muerte.

Majority World Christians stress and manifest the Spirits everyday work and empowering hope amid poverty, suffering, oppression—and death.

May we who’ve received Padilla’s witness pass it along in word and deed.

I have had to unlearn most of what my high school and college teachers taught me about the US Civil War.

Real, Spirit-empowered faith in God manifests itself in acts of mercy toward the poor, naked, and hungry that address their physical needs.

These passages from Frazier and Cone haunt me.

“Racism has been devastating to blacks, but it has also done serious harm to a great many whites.”—Derrick Bell

“Auschwitz ovens/burn bright/in America.” —Pam Colorado

“The term evangélico has had multiple meanings in Spanish.” —Juan F. Martínez

As the semester ends, I’m eager to blog again. It’s been too long.

Because this text is the first book-length collaboration by CRT scholars (written by Kimberlé Crenshaw, Richard Delgado, Charles Lawrence III, and Mari Matsuda), we do well to consider how it describes CRT.

Bell spends the bulk of his essay showing, naming, and defending CRT.

I have discussed how I approach CRT texts and treated the first published list of CRT’s common themes.

Lately, many people are asking me the same question: “What are the main tenets of Critical Race Theory (CRT)?”

“The question of labor is one which commends itself to the attention of the capitalist.”-Sylvester Mowry

“Surely I’ve misread something,” I thought.

If it’s not a single theory, why is it called ‘Critical Race Theory?

“I have been disappointed with the white church and its leadership.”-Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.