'The Christian Century' would be at the top of a list, if I were to write one. Somewhere below the top slot, I might add the following:
--Any magazine/journal that is not published by your own denomination or ecclesial jurisdiction, e.g. if you are nested among Baptists, read 'Commonweal' or 'National Catholic Reporter;'
--Magazines that focus on faith and the environment, faith and industrial nations' economies, faith and the radical gospel (e.g. 'Sojourners'), or faith and women's narratives, or faith and GLBTIQ voices, or faith and international migration, etc.;
--Magazines with the courage to provoke without fault finding and finger pointing (e.g. Plough);
--Magazine dealing with the intersections of faith and science.
'The Christian Century' would be at the top of a list, if I were to write one. Somewhere below the top slot, I might add the following:
--Any magazine/journal that is not published by your own denomination or ecclesial jurisdiction, e.g. if you are nested among Baptists, read 'Commonweal' or 'National Catholic Reporter;'
--Magazines that focus on faith and the environment, faith and industrial nations' economies, faith and the radical gospel (e.g. 'Sojourners'), or faith and women's narratives, or faith and GLBTIQ voices, or faith and international migration, etc.;
--Magazines with the courage to provoke without fault finding and finger pointing (e.g. Plough);
--Magazine dealing with the intersections of faith and science.
This is a really spectacular suggestion!