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Unbound 2016 Highlights: 8 Awards From the Associated Church Press

Posted on August 4, 2017 by Henry Koenig Stone

As we announce these awards given by the Associated Church Press (ACP), we start with thanks to all contributors of articles to Unbound! We do not know all the principles used by ACP to select individual articles, but we treasure … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Associated Church Press, award, civil religion, coded language, confession, democracy, fear, LGBTQ, peacemaking, racial identity, racism, unbound, white privilege | Leave a comment

Christian Stakes in an Election When Civility and Civil Religion Seem Dead

Posted on October 26, 2016 by Chris Iosso

Aren’t Christian stakes simply justice stakes? Not entirely. Christian ethics, and mainly Reformed Protestant and Enlightenment versions of those, shaped the U.S. Constitution. They defined what goods government was to serve, what constituted legitimate authority, and how power was to … Continue reading →

Posted in Carousel, Editor Chris Iosso Unbound, Journal | Tagged church in the public square, civil religion, civility, democracy, ecumenical, Election2016, GA222, incivility, Presbyterian Church (USA) General Assembly, social creed | 3 Comments

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