Meet Gustavo Gutierrez
Gustavo Gutierrez is one of the most influential theologians Latin America produced in the 20th century. Here are a few reasons I think he’s so important.
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Author: Marcos Ortega
Introducing Myself to Me: Starting a Journey of Identity
What does it mean to have Latino identity when raised without Latin culture, history, and language? I look to Theology and the Bible for answers.
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The Gospel and Our Transgender Neighbors
What is the Christian starting point for conversations about transgenderism and transgender rights? The Gospel.
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Rejoicing and Weeping on the Fourth of July
How should Christians celebrate national holidays? Paul’s command to rejoice and weep with our neighbors provides a way forward.
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For Those Wearied by Anti-Racism Work
Anti-racism work is difficult and painful. I pray these reflections from the book of Lamentations inspire you to press on in your call.
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Good Doctrine Gone Bad
Do some responses to the death of unarmed black image bearers betray a misunderstanding of the doctrine of total depravity? Guest post from Kevin Garcia.
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Some Clarity and a Hope for More
An update on last week’s article regarding Harry Reeder.
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Harry Reeder, prominent minister and member of the WTS trustee board, has been connected to a neo-Confederate group. What is the nature of that connection?
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Why and How You Should Listen to “Truth’s Table”
Controversy has erupted over a podcast that debuted in early March. Here is why and how I think you should listen to what these women have to say.
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Tom Perez and the Future of Latinos
The Democratic National Committee has just elected their first Latino chairman. What does this mean for the future of Latinos?
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