Sojourners Magazine: November 2023
How can the church reimagine the story of money? Reframing our ideas of need, wealth, and money can help us engage in Christlike generosity while ensuring that everyone gets enough.
Features
Christians in Brazil are trying to create an alternative model — but are their methods coercive?
Voices
Does water have inherent worth, or is it only utilitarian?
Economic sharing in community can be liberating, empowering, and biblically faithful.
The “public interest” requires the rapid transition to sun, wind, and batteries — not liquified natural gas terminals.
“What I have learned is we Latinos can help people heal their wounds through our traditions.”
Vision
Oppenheimer confronts us with moral questions about irreversible consequences.
Three culture recommendations from our editors.
J. Kameron Carter explores the disruptive, poetic practice of Black religion.
Camille Hernandez reinterprets biblical characters through the lens of sexual exploitation.
Rebecca Makkai's latest novel reminds us to interrogate what we thought we knew.
A poem
November reflections on scripture from the Revised Common Lectionary, Cycle A
Retirement, day 748.
Protecting Oak Flat Is a Defense of Religious Freedom
Why fighting a copper mining project in Arizona also resists colonization.
AI: Humanity's New Grab for Divine Wisdom
Can ChatGPT be righteous?