Longtime Presbyterian “womanist” theologian Delores Williams of Union Seminary recently died. Her name is tied to the highly controversial ecumenical “Re-Imagining Conference” of 1993 at which Williams derided the Christian doctrine of Christ’s atoning for the world’s sins by His sacrifice on the cross.
previously w b are in the boston herald, now womanist and barbara mcclain, veteran federal prosecutor and former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan, worked with the doj during the biden transmit sedition. she is a professor at the alma mater university of michigan. she and kimberly make up 50% of the podcast, sisters in law. along with joyce vance and join joy wine-banks. good evening and welcome to you all. counselor, welcome indeed i didn t bring a cup bucket of cold water to this conversation intentionally, but i heard this business of a criminal contempt complaint. explain today. last time it happened in the house was in 1983. it s gotta be voted on by the attorney in the district of columbia. then maybe to a grand jury, then maybe to a ju trial, the
gap. absolutely. there s no reason why we should be paid less. these are issues that galvanize not just women voters but male voters. we re not separating anybody. we re trying to make sure that every american every eligible american hear those words i need your support. that s the challenge that secretary clinton will have. on the other hand let me just say i m a feminist. i m an unabashed feminist because i m a womanist and i respect the dignity of all human beings and all human lives. so do i. i am a proud feminist. i ve been one since i was 2 years old. i m just 12 now. thanks to both of you in joining the conversation. s.e. cupp donna brazile. as california official investigate a police beating caught on tape a new report examines deadly police use of