Might we be inverting the two Great Commandments?
By honoring the order of Jesus’ two Great Commandments and giving them their due weight, we will find that the second, to love our neighbor, ought to increase exponentially, for out of our love for the Divine arises a passion for justice, kindness, and mercy.
Language for interfaith work: Review of ‘Confronting Islamophobia in the Church’
This book guides us to a better sense of loving our neighbors as ourselves, and to help us see clearly Christ’s call to see him among vulnerable groups in our world.
Weekly religion news roundup (April 10-16, 2026)
Each week in The Christian Citizen, we publish a Religion News Roundup with summaries of religion news stories and links for those who want to read more.
‘Hoppers’: A movie for weary activists
The message of Pixar’s “Hoppers” is that we need each other, even those who were once our enemies.
Why evangelicals are so slow to recognize Israeli war crimes: An evangelical critique of evangelicals
While many activists, leaders, and Christians have raised their voices in opposition, many have not. And this is not a critique from outside evangelicalism. I write as an evangelical myself, formed by its virtues, shaped by its institutions, and still committed to its core convictions. Yet evangelicalism has forgotten much of its social ethic.