the Empathy List
Liz Charlotte Grant, Kristen LaValleyA kind + smart word from the Christian Left. Curious reads, empathy for all. 22', 23' Webby Award Nom., 23' Hon. Mention Blog (Best of the Church Press Awards). Read my debut, Knock at the Sky: Seeking God in Genesis After Losing Faith in the Bible.
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the Empathy List #172: Jeremy Alder Wants You to Organize Like You Mean It
Hello friends, Liz here.
In these past few years, my writing has increasingly skewed political. I once wrote memoir, way back when. But it’s hard to recall those days because they were the days before that guy took office and shook al...
Curious Reads: No Contact Summer?
Hello friends, Liz here.
#1 This week’s Top of the Fold is family estrangement—conservatives are once again freaking out about the break-down of the family, and this time, they’re blaming therapists. (Not the gays this time!)
The Wa...
the Empathy List #171: The Orange Man Peering Over My Shoulder
Hello friends, Liz here.
I hate talking about the Orange Man©. He’s boring, crude, and not in the least funny anymore. Unlike the last term, he’s installed leaders who mimic his agenda of stupidity, hatred, and cruelty with efficacy,...
Curious Reads: We Have to Talk About the U.S. Supreme Court...
Hello friends, Liz here.
#1 This week’s Top of the Fold is the U.S. Supreme Court—that is, how they’re reinforcing (Trump’s) Christian nationalist regime.
Justice Kentaji Brown Jackson had a line in one of her dissents that just kil...
the Empathy List #170: Kristen LaValley Wants You to Know that God Doesn't Hate You, Not Even a Little Bit
Hi friends, Liz here.
I do not generally think Christian influencers are… funny. We tend to be serious, earnest, bleeding hearts. But Kristen LaValley is funny. So is her new book, Growing Up Saved, which documents her experience growi...
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