Evangelicals in a Diverse Democracy
Evangelicals in a Diverse Democracy inspires and equips evangelicals to build bridges across differences in our polarized society.
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Evangelicals in a Diverse Democracy seeks to narrate a new story of how evangelicals can live faithfully and neighborly in a world they don’t control, nurture the next generation of evangelicals as they wrestle with how to live out their faith in a polarized and contentious climate, and nourish Christian communities through relationships, resources, and collaborative efforts towards the common good.
What’s New?
Following Jesus in a Polarized Society
Regardless of our own political positions, many of us—and those close to us—are grieved by the divisive environment we live in today in the United States. We are saddened by broken relationships, feel overwhelmed by the depth of divisions, feel uncertain how to bridge them, and can feel taken aback by the intensity of disagreements. Join practical theologian and ethicist Matthew Kaemingk and law professor John Inazu as you learn to live faithfully in a polarized society through the conversations and actions you take every day.
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What Guides Us?
Our Contributors
Evangelicals in a Diverse Democracy was launched in May 2022 with the goal of inviting a small group of public intellectuals and thought leaders associated with the American evangelical world to help articulate a compelling narrative for why and how evangelical Christians should engage religious diversity. The driving question has been, “How can Christians live faithfully and neighborly in a world they don’t control?”
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Tish Harrison Warren: Go Slow and Repair Things
I’ve found hope and inspiration in the strangest of places: turtle rescuers.
Russell Moore: Christ and a Coin-Toss Race
“Here we are, right at the end, and the election is a coin toss.”
Karen Swallow Prior: What Campaign Signs Taught Me About Being a Good Neighbor
Years ago, my father taught me something about neighborliness that took a long time to take root in my own life.