Preferential Option for the Poor: Does God Take Sides?

Posted by Steven Jones | Jan 1, 2019 | Skeptical Mystic | 0 |

A good parent understands how God can love universally and yet still choose the side of the poor and oppressed.

Steven Jones

I am a recovering intellectual falling in love with life, equal parts firebrand and contemplative. I think that if ideas matter so much, then the way academics talk about them is criminal. I work with high school kids because adults think they know things. My roommate is an old blind man with four furry legs.

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