Jamie Aten
Jamie Aten is an author at Religion News Service.

Evangelicals must denounce the Christian nationalism in Capitol riots
(RNS) — It’s more important than ever for evangelicals to recognize the dangers associated with mistaking our fear for faith — and our faith for politics.

The pandemic at six months: Welcome to the disillusionment phase
(RNS) — Over the last 15 years of studying disasters around the globe, two disaster experts have learned important lessons about navigating the six phases of emotional and spiritual recovery.

From Katrina to COVID, American crises expose racial injustice again and again
(RNS) — 15 years ago this week, Hurricane Katrina put a spotlight on racial injustice in society within the United States. Yet, all the disparities exposed then remain just as true today during COVID-19.

COVID tips for Christian colleges: Wear masks, social distance, pray — and watch out for tornadoes
(RNS) — Christian colleges will need masks, social distancing, prayer and Zoom — plus some flexibility — to reopen during COVID-19.

Just because the economy is reopening doesn’t mean churches should
(RNS) — Unless we run into a close friend, we don’t normally shake hands or hug someone in the grocery store or movie theater.

How we respond to coronavirus outbreaks may depend on what we want from religion
(RNS) — Now is the time to faithfully prepare while rejecting fear-driven panic, stigmatization and prejudice.

The new science of spiritual fortitude: The key to enduring faith
(RNS) — Resilience has been touted as the key to a successful life. But the concept didn’t resonate with my personal experience of suffering from cancer.