"People today are mad about everything." From data centers to politics, rage has become the default cultural setting — but the Bible has been dealing with angry mobs since Acts 14. Here's what it teaches us about anger that doesn't turn into sin.
"People today are mad about everything." From data centers to politics, rage has become the default cultural setting — but the Bible has been dealing with angry mobs since Acts 14. Here's what it teaches us about anger that doesn't turn into sin.
On this week's episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," John Dear hosts Jesuit Fr Greg Boyle, who has spent decades accompanying and working with young people and gang...
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Under fire for his radical statements on gender, James Talarico is suddenly sounding a lot more moderate His record says otherwise
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There is a mistake Americans repeatedly make when antisemitism appears in one of our institutions—we treat it as a Jewish problem alone A new Senate report on the...
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