Journal ArticleUniversity of Richmond law review. University of Richmond · May 17, 2024
According to the Supreme Court’s rulings in Pleasant Grove, Utah v. Summum (2009) and Walker v. Texas Division, Sons of Confederate Veterans, Inc. (2015), there is a fundamental difference between government speech, where a governmental entity expresses it ...
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Journal ArticleTheology Today · April 1, 2024
The 2023 Black Theology and Leadership Initiative convened around the theme, “Searching for the Soul of Black Preaching.” Rather than focusing on the performative aspects of Black preaching, as an art form, the convening looked substantively at the soul of ...
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Journal ArticleHoward law journal · January 24, 2024
The January 6, 2021 insurrection in Washington, DC revealed several things about the United States. In addition to revealing that an appropriate national moniker might be the “Divided States of America,” the insurrection also showed that Christian national ...
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Book · March 28, 2023
In When Prophets Preach: Leadership and the Politics of the Pulpit, Jay Augustine urges twenty-first-century preachers to speak openly against social injustice, establishing such preaching as a key component of prophetic leadership. ...
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Book · February 8, 2022
All Christians are called to be ministers of reconciliation. This book is an invitation to rediscover this call and to be encouraged and equipped to respond affirmatively and wholeheartedly. ...
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Thesis Dissertation
Reconciliation is one of the few terms having widespread usage in the American lexicon, after originating in the biblical canon. Although popularly used to denote parties giving up their enmity and finding commonality, reconciliation’s meaning is much deep ...
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