Reggie Williams

Reggie Williams, Assoc. Prof. of Christian Ethics, discusses Bonhoeffer's critique of religion. Topics include Bonhoeffer's time in Harlem, deconstructing Eurocentric theology, and reimagining Christianity. They explore the transformative power of resurrection and Bonhoeffer's views on language. The conversation also touches on NBA playoffs and team loyalties.

Rev. Dr. Reggie Williams, a scholar in Christian ethics and author known for his work on the Harlem Renaissance, shares powerful insights into Howard Thurman’s legacy. He discusses how Thurman shaped his early spiritual journey and influenced civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. Williams delves into Thurman's approach to mysticism and the importance of self-knowledge in combating racism. The conversation highlights Thurman’s radical vision for healing and communal well-being, urging a deeper understanding of race and spirituality.

Reggie Williams, an Associate Professor of Christian Ethics, and Diana Butler Bass, an award-winning author and speaker, dive into the complexities of faith and politics. They reflect on their journeys within evangelicalism and the emotional struggles tied to political ideologies. The duo addresses the moral dilemmas of praying for controversial figures and discusses political participation, advocating for marginalized communities. Their conversation is both personal and profound, exploring sensitive subjects like morality in education and the intersection of religion with societal issues.