Institute for Christian Socialism (The Bias Magazine)
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We claim, promote, and embody the socialism of the Gospel. Home of The Bias Magazine. Learn more here: https://www.christiansocialism.com/
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Rev. Washington Gladden was a pastor who led Progressive reform, defended unions, and spoke against racial segregation in the mid-to-late 1800s.

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Solidarity and justice are divine commands. Not optional charity.

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ICS is excited to announce our new Managing Director, VENNEIKIA WILLIAMS!

From designing curricula, graphics, abd events to facilitating in-person & virtual trainings on racial, political, and spiritual matters, Venneikia (she/they) is a lifelong learner & instructor.

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Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray’s prophetic voice was woven with faith, feminism, and the fight for racial and economic justice.

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"In a career known for taking enormous swings, Habermas has just produced his most ambitious work yet"

Matt McManus reviews Habermas's 'Also a History of Philosophy: Volume III' for the Institute For Christian Socialism

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Is Modern Philosophy Emancipating? Jürgen Habermas Thinks So. - Institute for Christian Socialism
Matt McManus considers Habermas's optimistic vision for modern philosophy in the final volume of "Also a History of Philosophy."
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Free healthcare? Call that Christian ethics.

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For-profit immigrant camps. Sanctuary churches under threat. Deportations without trial. Rev. Dr. Michael Woolf makes the case: now is the time for people of faith to resist.

📖 Now live! Read in The Bias Magazine, a premier voice of the Christian left: christiansocialism.com/2025/09/06/t...
The Moral Case for the Sanctuary Movement - Institute for Christian Socialism
Rev. Dr. Michael Woolf confronts Trump’s deportation regime by embracing the sanctuary movement as a faithful stand against state violence and moral injury.
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All this, centuries before Marx. What might their example say to us about community and economics today? #ChristianSocialism #TheBias
A text-based image that says "MONKS pooled resources, abolished private property, and organized collective labor." The logo for the Institute of Christian Socialism is at the bottom. Sources are listed for the claim. There are two sources: Arvanitidis, P. & Sofia's, C. 2023. 'The Byzantine monastery as a Commons', Revisit de History Industrial, 33 (89): 107-142. Ponzetti, J. 2014. 'Christian monasticism and sustainable communal life', International Journal of Community Diversity, 13 (1): 1-12.
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Now live! Jürgen Habermas insists philosophy still holds emancipatory power. McManus’ review shows why—through Hume, Kant, Marx & Kierkegaard—at a time when Christian nationalism looms.

👉🏽 Read in The Bias, a premiere voice of the Christian Left: christiansocialism.com/2025/08/28/i...
Is Modern Philosophy Emancipating? Jürgen Habermas Thinks So. - Institute for Christian Socialism
Matt McManus considers Habermas's optimistic vision for modern philosophy in the final volume of "Also a History of Philosophy."
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Great interview with Matthew McManus from @smashmammon.bsky.social.

Appreciated the recognition that liberal socialism needs more than analysis and critique—it needs a robust vision.

“The most unrealistic thing we could do at this moment…is dream small.”

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McManus: Indeed, it is my belief that liberalism and socialism are both philosophies of hope at their best. And I think that one of the big reasons why many people are turning to reactionary forms of politics and outright fascism is precisely that they don’t really feel a great deal of hope about this world or the next. Consequently, it’s very tempting to turn to nihilistic impulses toward self- and collective- destruction as an alternative. If we do not offer our fellow citizens a philosophy of hope, which I think liberal socialism is, then we are bound to see more of these kinds of destructive impulses. The most unrealistic thing we could do at this moment as political actors is to dream small, because what people really want now is big dreams for bighearted people who have not been satisfied for a very long time.
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Now live. Fr. Thomas Massaro reflects on the legacies of Pope Francis.