The Archive
Myles WerntzPoliticsFeatured
The debates about Christianity and nationalism have missed the central problem because they have not sufficiently reckoned with neo-liberal globalization.
Mark JonesBooks
Miller's book struggles to land many of its arguments because it doesn't engage sufficiently with key biblical texts or historic Christian views of gender.
Harold RaleyFeatured
The Spanish philosopher Julián Marías, a disciple of José Ortega y Gasset, developed the latter's philosophy of the person in groundbreaking ways.
Susannah Black RobertsFeaturedCurrent Politics
Far from being an anti-liberal of any sort, Mencius Moldbug is actually a more perfect liberal because he has actually and completely denatured politics.
Caleb Wait
Jemar Tisby joins Derek and Alastair to discuss the history of racism in the American church in his latest book, The Color of Compromise: The Truth about the American Church’s Complicity in Racism. Listen in as they discuss everything from […]
Jake MeadorBooks
Wiley's book argues for seeing the cosmos as a lively, whole, and integrated place and suggests that households are miniatures of that larger order.
Jonathan HugginsFeatured
Martin Luther's "On Christian Freedom" is essential for understanding how Protestantism has traditionally approached questions of faith and good works.
Caleb Wait
The entire cast and crew are together to discuss Jesus’ temptation in the Garden of Gethsemane. What is the nature of temptation, what are the Christological distinctions to be made in these passages, and how are Jesus’ temptations different […]
Susannah Black RobertsArtPolitics
The following is a section that I added to my recent Front Porch Republic talk after I gave it. It’s going to appear in the published version but I decided it needed an independent existence. Think of it as a […]
Jake Meador
Jen Pollock Michel's "Surprised by Paradox," is a creative reflection on four key Christian doctrines that helps readers to resist theological reductionism.
Matthew LoftusFamilyEducation
The insanity of New York's preschool interviews shows how broken meritocracy is. But justice is more than just sending your kid to a diverse school.
Susannah Black RobertsUncategorized
Today, Sohrab Ahmari came out with a piece describing the current conservative internal debate, and more precisely outlining his position. He begins by pointing out how thoroughly the current paradigm– on both the left-liberal and right-liberal side– is a rejection […]