Are Humans in Crisis? The Becoming Human Podcast
MRB Interviews Editor, Samuel Loncar, about Becoming Human MRB: Your new show is called, Becoming Human: A Podcast for a Species in Crisis.
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The Marginalia Review
White Enough? Race in America
Ayesha Ramachandran on Sharmila Sen What do Nikki Haley and Kamala Harris have in common—apart from unrealized Presidential ambitions? This could be the
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Diversifying Divine Providence in a Secular Age
Tyler R. Wittman on David Fergusson The strangest negotiations with fate happen on game day. What overzealous sports fan hasn’t questioned whether their
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Virgilian Afterlives: The Classics in Question
Nandini Pandey on David Quint David Quint treats books as living organisms with kinship ties across ages and tongues. Take, for example, the biological
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Star Wars East of Eden: The Rise of Skywalker
Brad Holden on The Rise of Skywalker Early in The Rise of Skywalker Kylo Ren’s helmet is reforged. In the previous movie, The
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Combating Antisemitism: The Role of Myth
Gilah Kletenik on Antisemitism All of my grandparents came to this country as refugees from antisemitism. My paternal grandmother survived Auschwitz-Birkenau and my
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Is Capitalism Compatible with Christianity?
Christina McRorie on Kathryn Tanner Capitalism and Christianity were not always at such odds. In his 1904 classic The Protestant Ethic and the
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St. Paul and Islam: A Contemporary Perspective
Matthew V. Novenson on Shabbir Akhtar In this remarkable new commentary on the Letter of Paul to the Galatians, Shabbir Akhtar says that
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The Revival of Raced-Based Medicine: Eugenics, Religion, and the Black Experience
Audrey Farley on K. A. Johnson In a 2018 Vogue magazine cover story, tennis star Serena Williams shared her harrowing experiences in the
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Death at the Border: A Theologian’s Perspective on Migration
Paul Giffiths’ Monthly Column on Politics and Society from a Christian Perspective This short essay, the first of an occasional series for publication
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