Working with the Developmentally Disabled
November will mark the beginning of my tenth year working in the field of intellectual and developmental disabilities. Throughout my thirties, I dedicated myself in various roles to the care […]
Should Claude Joseph Have Stepped Down?: The Aftermath of the Assassination of Jovenel Moïse (Thus Far)
In the aftermath of President Jovenel Moïse’s brutal assassination, speculations have run amok concerning possible culprits. One of the names that seem to be dominating conspiratorial spaces is that of […]
Handling the Perpetual Nature of the Student Loan Crisis
Canceling $50,000 in student loan per borrower seems like a reason to celebrate. We must stop the bleeding. According to a Brookings analysis by Looney et al., student debt has […]
Ibram Kendi on Early Christian Theologians and the Justification of Slaveholding Practices
Ibram Kendi (Ph.d., Temple University) is Professor at the School of International Service and Director at the Antiracist Research & Policy Center at American University. He’s 2016 book, Stamped from the […]
Immediate Pre-Law Preparations in Exodus 19 [Part 1]
Lesson six of the Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide, Glimpses of Our God,[1] is entitled “God the Lawgiver.”[2] The memory text is taken from the book of Isaiah: “For […]
Is the Secret Worth Knowing?: Why Bother with the Book of Revelation
The book of Revelation is not something that I hear much about from most of the young Christians that I know. The few that I hear talking about it are […]
Terry Jones Wants to Burn the Qur’an
All the world wonders after Islam, so it seems. As if the controversy over the mosque wasn’t enough, a pastor by the name of Terry Jones has become the personification […]
The War on Terror
The war on terror (a title set up by the media, the appropriate title is “Global War on Terrorism”) seems to be “ill-titled.” For one, terror is primarily defined as […]