The Archive
E. J. HutchinsonEthics
The 10 Commandments are a summary of the divine and moral laws, and its principles are identical in substance with the natural law.
Matthew Lee Anderson
In this episode, we discuss Martin Scorsese’s new film Silence, which is an adaptation of Shūsaku Endo’s book of the same name. Film critic Brett McCracken makes his Mere Fidelity debut; he reviewed the film here, and can be followed on Twitter here. […]
Samuel JamesFeaturedEvangelicalismAnthropology
The sexual revolution depends upon a literally violent division of individual identity and individual bodies. The most brutal proof of this is abortion.
Matthew Lee AndersonFeaturedCurrent Politics
The greatest challenge Trump's executive order poses to most Americans is simple: Can we keep our heads enough to make sound judgments as a country?
Matthew LoftusPolitics
We should oppose Trump's presidency, not resist it. More importantly, we should cultivate civic character.
Jake Meador
Vanauken: Davy and I, we later decided, were immeasurably helped in our serious look at Christianity by where we considered ourselves to be: we did not at all suppose that we were Christians, just because we were more or less […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
When we started this here show, we weren’t sure that we would make it to episode 2–much less 100. We’re very grateful for your kind support and patronage the past few years. In this 100th episode, we answer a smattering […]
Jake Meadorc.s. lewisdorothy sayersG. K. Chesterton
Sheldon and Davy Vanauken were able to come to Christianity precisely because they knew what it would cost them.
Guest WriterEvangelicalism
Blake Adams argues that Myron Penner's "End of Apologetics" is a useful book but one that is defined by an unfortunately false dichotomy.
Jake MeadorFeaturedEconomics and BusinessEvangelicalism
Tim Gloege's book "Guaranteed Pure" is an essential study of evangelical history and a penetrating analysis of how business norms shaped the movement.
Matthew LoftusCultureEconomics
Do Trump voters require our sympathy? Not really. But we can't just dismiss them, either.
Jake Meador
Far from being his salvation, Rodrigues decision to apostatize is actually a further confirmation of the great sin that plagues him throughout Endo's book.