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Craig Geevarghese-Uffman hosts Common Life Politics, a society show with 23 episodes published.
Dear friends— Here’s the short version: Essay 7 is about pride, but not the kind most of us were warned about. It asks whether pride might be a gift—not the hubristic drive to stand above others, but the courage to contr
Dear friends, Here’s the short version: achievement can’t heal shame because they operate at different levels of the nervous system. You’re trying to update software when the firmware is corrupted. This essay traces how
In response to reactions to On the Strange Beauty of Ugly Legislation. The House just passed the legislation I analyzed in today's and yesterday’s essays by a narrow margin—making this theological critique of 'fiscal fun
Behold, the Senate has spoken with one voice—well, almost one voice, requiring the casting vote of the Vice President himself—and declared that beauty consists in transferring wealth from the widow's mite to Caesar's cof
Christianity in America has long been suspiciously muscular. While Christ hangs naked, we clothe ourselves in certainty. While God becomes vulnerable, we worship invulnerability. While the Spirit moves across boundaries,
Recently I made an error that led to an important correction. In discussing blasphemy and political power, I mistakenly referenced "Gott ist gut" on Nazi military insignia. Several thoughtful friends correctly pointed ou
Introduction In October 2024, just before the presidential election, prominent figures in the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) stood before crowds of followers and declared the upcoming vote as "a critical moment of spiri
Picture this scene from Mark's Gospel: Three terrified disciples on a mountain, watching their teacher transformed before their eyes, glowing with unearthly radiance while conversing with Moses and Elijah—figures from ce
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Based on Mark 4:35-41 (Jesus Calms the Storm) My dear friends in Christ, "Peace! Be still!" These words of Jesus echo across the centuries to us today, in a time when many of us feel tossed about by storms of anxiety, di
"Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar, or not? Should we pay them, or should we not?" What looks like a simple tax question was actually a perfectly crafted political trap. Imagine religious leaders so desperate to discre
During my morning reflection today, one verse from Psalm 119:1-8 particularly resonated with me: "I will give thanks to you with a heart that does right as I learn your righteous rules" (v. 7). The poet highlights the ch
Welcome to the final part of my series on the Communism/Socialism/Marxism Dog Whistle. My claim is that the sounding of the Dog Whistle is immoral because we historically used it to sustain wealthy male domination over w
Let’s talk about dog whistles. Why? If we respond to them, we’ve forgotten who we are. We are less than ourselves. I will explain what I mean by that below. Let’s get started. My dog’s name is Sadie. After my wife, she’s
We’ve talked a lot about healthy and disordered nationalisms, but today, let’s talk about the American civil religion. Why? It’s the nationalism American children are taught, the means through which we embed our American
This is the third video in a four-part series in which I present a framework for understanding several accounts of how America can flourish that compete for influence in our public square. This framework will prepare you
This is the second video in a four-part series in which I present a framework for understanding several accounts of how America can flourish that compete for influence in our public square. This framework will prepare su
This video is the first in a four-part series examining how American civil religion, once a unifying force, now contributes to our division. Let's talk about nationalisms. What are they? Why do they matter? I think the b
Let’s talk about the enablers of autocracy: those who accommodate the slide from democracy into autocratic, quasi-totalitarian states. Who are the Accommodators of autocracy and why do they make this grave mistake? The A
Let’s talk about the accommodators of autocracy. Why? Because history teaches us that, though enablers see themselves as protecting the American Way, future Americans will remember them as having failed our generation’s
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