Soon to reach our organization’s quinquagenary, we thought it an appropriate time to do some reflecting on nearly five decades of The Conference on Faith & History. Hopefully a few posts here on the CFH site will stir up online…
"Those who wish to learn from MLK’s legacy must also ask if they are willing to listen to the modern-day prophets of racial justice."
#MLK #MLKDay https://religionnews.com/2021/01/18/this-mlk-day-white-evangelicals-again-have-a-choice-to-make-on-racial-justice/
As a new semester starts, now is a great time to encourage students and colleagues to become a member of CFH. Please do so by sharing this link with your class or department.
http://www.faithandhistory.org/about-cfh/membership/
“The following excerpt from The Making of Biblical Womanhood captures the moment I realized I no longer believed the complementarian narrative.” How the subjugation of women became gospel truth for many evangelical Christians https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/commentary/2021/01/17/the-women-in-the-bible-do-not-match-the-evangelical-vision-of-biblical-womanhood/
