Miguel De La Torre

Miguel De La Torre

Miguel De La Torre is professor of social ethics and Latino/a studies at the Iliff School of Theology in Denver and an ordained Baptist minister.

The illogical politics of abortion

Poor women are collateral damage in a war that anti-abortion activists launched against Planned Parenthood.

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May God deny you peace

A charge delivered June 5 to the 2013 graduating class at Iliff School of Theology.

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Shaming women into silence

The early church provided equality to women for church leadership, only to have -- within a short time -- the gospel message distorted to justify women’s subordination to men.

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Evading their fair share

How some corporations and the rich use loop holes and other tricks to get out of their tax obligation to the nation.

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Water, water everywhere

Our planet has a lot of water, about 370,000 gallons per person per year. While this may appear as good news, the gross mismanagement of water and the short-term profit-seeking goals of a few are jeopardizing our future.

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Satan and Jesus in black and white

Controversy over a TV miniseries' casting of a Satan character is but a recent example of how color is linked to notions of good and evil in American culture.

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Forgiving Judas

It’s easy to vilify Judas, but is it the appropriate response to betrayal?

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Getting marriage wrong

Historically, Christianity got the concept of marriage wrong. We should not be surprised that an unhealthy and oppressive view developed.

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Marriage in the New Testament

Despite all the talk today about “biblical marriage,” the New Testament actually presents singleness as a preferable state.

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‘Biblical’ marriage unmasked

Those who claim the biblical model for marriage is one man and one woman for life apparently haven’t been reading the Bible.

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