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The Ethics of False Moral Equivalence On April 16th, 1963 the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous Letter from the Birmingham Jail. His letter was in response to another letter he had received four day earlier from eight … Continue reading →

Just a couple of days ago our esteemed Attorney General Jeffery Beauregard Sessions used Chapter 13 from the Book of Romans to defend separating children from their families at the U.S. Southern border. Many of these families came in search … Continue reading →

What does this even mean?

Yesterday a small group of people came together to participate in an act of holy foolishness. It was a symbolic act meant to continue a conversation about how we have normalized gun violence in our country. For those gathered this … Continue reading →

Note: This reflection was written in 2006 when I was the rector at a small parish called St. Timothy’s in Athens, Alabama. At the time, many people were upset about the number of undocumented immigrants coming into North Alabama to … Continue reading →

I was up at 4am this morning. When I am worried or stressed out, this is as long as my eyes will stay closed. It’s better for me to just get out of bed and write or pray or read, … Continue reading →

First let me say thank you to everyone who has sent us wonderful messages of support over the past 10 days. It has been pretty crazy and it does not seem like this story is losing steam. That’s really fine. … Continue reading →