Religion News Service: Baylor's "12 most effective preachers" list creates a biased and anachronistic impression of what an effective preacher looks like, says Maggi Dawn.
Episcopal News Service: Loren Benjamin Mead, an Episcopal priest and founder of the Alban Institute, died May 5.
The Root: Amid the outpouring of "thoughts and prayers" and a host of remembrances at divinity schools and theological seminaries, the truth is that James H. Cone was the most hated theologian in America at one time, says Eboni Marshall Turman.
The Washington Post: One of America's most influential religious figures has died. He deserves more notice.
The Washington Post: Evangelical Protestantism, thank God, is experiencing its own version of a #MeToo moment, says Michael Gerson.
Crux: While the Met Gala might generate some heartburn -- and some of the reaction may be justified, depending on what sort of spectacle unfolds on the red carpet -- it's also serving up a huge opportunity.
The Independent: Met Gala 2018: Angry Catholics and conservatives accuse organisers of 'religious appropriation' over theme
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