Christian Century
I may not have been clear about what you meant by bringing on a more established scholar. Did you mean to have them come on as some kind of co-author, or just in terms of sources that I quote? I had in mind the former, but the latter would
Christian Century
If reworking it so that evangelicals are not represented will satisfy editorial concerns let me know (we could probably work around naming or quoting them), but that won't address the editorial interest in self-criticism which is more concerning to me. As earlier drafts made clear, I am
Christian Century
I’ve got some substantial feedback from other editors. The main question seems to be about the framing of your argument. The editors feel like you need to define more clearly and more fully where your intervention is in the conversation, which means defining more clearly and more fully who
Esau McCaulley
Hey Esau, I've been listening to your interview on The Bible Project! It was really inspiring to hear about how Reading While Black came to be, and I am going to borrow and cite your "motivated reading" concept. It gave me the language to understand how
CA
This is purely for documentation that I have a live request to my Congressional Representative that began on January 3, 2022. I am hoping to speak with him about his work (or lack thereof) around veterans and their civil rights after the DC Capitol Police suggested to humor him by
Sojourners
Reading Luke this year brings up some important issues I hope Sojo will consider addressing. Attached is an essay I've written that may be challenging to read but important given the season and the prescribed readings for Advent. I am sharing it with a small number of online
Steve Thorngate
I just realized I have just kept the circle going, of whether I want to stick with the blog piece or explore it further for article ideas. I would like to have something referencing my #12saints12days blog series so a wider audience than my own organic one has some resources
Steve Thorngate
Dear Mr. Isaac, …I am a senior editor at The Century. Steve Thorngate forwarded your blog post to me because we've been doing a little reorganization and I am now handling submissions for the magazine. I've circulated your piece and we've decided not to
Esau McCaulley
A few weeks ago, I sent an email asking if you might consider reading and endorsing my next book, God is a Grunt and More Good News for GIs. As I mentioned, I think military suicide has as much to do with human dignity as it does with mental health,
VEVRAA
DOL VETS CONGRESSIONAL REPORT FINALLY RESEMBLES ITS STATUTORY OBLIGATION I have been hounding a few bureaucrats at the Veterans’ Employment and Training Service (VETS) in the Labor Department about not reporting VEVRAA complaint investigation data to Congress. I’ve written about that effort here and here, but the TLDR version
Esau McCaulley
Hi Esau, My third book, God is a Grunt and More Good News for GIs, has just been sent in for copyediting at Hachette and I can't be more excited and, honestly, also scared. I am writing to you to ask if you would consider reading a few
“TYFYS” MAY BE PERFORMATIVE ALLYSHIP AT ITS WORST [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="2500"] All the flags in the world can’t redeem TYFYS. The sentiment needs to be fundamentally re-thought.  [/caption] Despite the increasing number of articles and blogs decrying the practice,