division
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When Jesus says that he comes to divide, many are prone to mistake either the purpose or the necessity for division. But it is how we heal.
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The assumed division of rivals is treated as impenetrable and impossible to resolve. But it is often only a failure of imagination.
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Recent data shows the mainline clergy are more likely to be liberal than their congregations. We shouldn’t assume this is real. Or matters.
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We might not focus on the gospel passage this Sunday, but if we do, we should probably check the background—it is spicy!
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We often think about borders as a line, dividing two places, but our borders are places, too. And they are inhabited.
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We talk about polarization like its something that happens to us. Rather than the byproduct of what we’re actually doing.