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Juicy Ecumenism is the blog of the Institute on Religion & Democracy, founded in 1981 as a voice for transparency, renewal, and Christian orthodoxy.
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Christian Reformed Church Wins Battle as Calvin University’s War Continues
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (358+ words) As a result of this courageous stand, some congregations sadly abandoned the church, refusing to respect the authority of the confessions. Once they left, the reformation was seemingly complete, and faithful governance continued. This “Ongoing Reformation” merits celebration. Yet every…...
Godless and Providential?
1+ week, 4+ day ago (124+ words) The Godless Constitution and the Providential Nation by Steven D. Smith is timely reading for America’s 250th birthday, especially amid increasing debates over Christian Nationalism. Smith, who teaches law at the University of San Diego, readily admits that the US Constitution, omitting…...
God Desires to Hear From Us
1+ week, 5+ day ago (471+ words) “Above all, add to the rest (for it is not labour lost) that old unfashionable medicine, prayer.” -John Wesley The prayer that Wesley would have heard this past week in church is called the “Collect for the Twelfth Sunday after…...
Church and a Poverty of Hope
2+ week, 5+ day ago (387+ words) Winter is not simply the weather; it is the horizon of possibility in which spring is no longer possible, and the hope of new beginnings has been buried under winter snow. Yet, does the gospel really permit us to ignore…...