The Archive
Daniel HindmanFeaturedCurrent Politics
If the police power gives the state right to act in matters of health, what happens when all of life is assumed under "health and wellness"?
Matthew LoftusCultureHistoryEconomics
Note: I am sorry for the inconsistent posting schedule. Our family moved two weeks ago to our new field of service and the internet here is so inconsistent that I have been unable to connect every time that I sat […]
Matthew EmersonFeatured
There is a way to say more than the Bible says by insisting that theology consists of only repeating phrases from the Bible.
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
Mere Fidelity: Confessions, Book 9
Brian MesimerEvangelicalism
Patterson's counsel to abused women betrays an alarming lack of concern for the victims as well as an incorrect understanding of church discipline.
Jake MeadorChurch
Brief notes on this question: First, Rod is correct in his response to Walther in which he notes the extremely American characteristics of American Catholicism. Moreover, this is a trend that goes back some time—at least to JFK’s awful speech […]
John SheltonFeaturedEvangelicalism
Hauerwas's gift is the ability to punch through comforting myths that American Christians tell themselves in order to draw their attention to higher things.
E. J. HutchinsonFeaturedEvangelicalism
We should be friends, quoth Potiphar's wife.
Jake MeadorEvangelicalism
In a world and economy as hostile to marriage as ours, things like the Pence Rule are understandable attempts to protect marriage.
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
Mere Fidelity: Matt Chandler, on Christian Courage
Matthew Loftus
What happens when urban churches try to commodify diversity? It gets ugly.
Matthew Loftus
A journalist embedded with rebel soldiers was shot and killed in South Sudan. Simona Foltyn unravels the story of his last hours and the questions raised by his death.