Political Devotions
Bryce TolpenWeekly devotions explore the Bible's own explorations of justice and public space. Nurture your public life with your friends and fellow strangers.
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No Kings & the coming community
I was nervous about this No Kings rally. For the first time, instead of heading into Nashville, we’d protest right here in our southern-Tennessee town. I had invited three neighbors to come, and it was to be their first protest—or in the ca...
The paradox of hypocrisy
My first dialogue! We find ourselves at Vanderbilt University’s Neely Auditorium a week before the opening of Albert Camus’s The Stranger. The students discuss hypocrisy from the standpoint of their concentrations: Phil (philosophy), Divya ...
Designing for public freedom
In Luke, the empire checks the clock for when—and marks a map for where—we pinpoint the kingdom of God’s incursion:
Binding and loosing as Arendt’s twin faculties
Binding and loosing seems an unpromising subject for our theopolitical imagination.1 The field is crowded. All kinds of theologians gravitate to Jesus’ abstraction here in Matthew 18:
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I write political devotions and street liturgy to inspire our public lives and to make sense of my three careers—trial lawyer, pastor, and composition instructor.
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