The Archive
Jake MeadorLocalismNebraskaPlace
Learning to a love place teaches you patience in ways that few other things can. This is especially true of a place as unassuming as Nebraska.
Alastair RobertsPolitics
The story of Elizabeth Holmes reminds us of how image and narrative can blind us to what is true of a person and discredit legitimate social movements.
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
We loved Alan Jacobs's terrific essay on the decline of Christian intellectuals and the reasons for it so much that we wanted to talk about it. So, we
Jake MeadorEvangelicalism
If we talk about 90s-era evangelicalism's approach to purity without noting the context in which those discussions happened, we'll miss the full picture.
Jake MeadorCulture WarCurrent Politics
An embrace of same-sex marriage necessarily commits one to a broader set of beliefs and principles that are incompatible with classical Christianity.
Jake MeadorCulture WarCurrent Politics
David Gushee's latest piece is further proof that progressive evangelicals are either awful thinkers or have been acting in bad faith all along.
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
Justin Taylor, Senior Vice President at Crossway Books, joins us this week to talk about the badness of plagiarism. He and Matt get into an argument; hilarity doesn't
Jake MeadorEvangelicalism
If Christianity needs interpreters to make it sensible to a post-Christian, materialistic west, could Francis Schaeffer be a good model for us?
Guest WriterEconomics and BusinessCurrent Politics
So far as it goes, protecting places by managing the flow of immigrants makes sense, but it drastically understates how globalization complicates the issue.
Matthew Lee Anderson
Philosopher Michael Austin joins us to discuss the Olympics, sport, and whether we should watch any of it anyway.
Guest WriterCurrent Politics
The primary response of Christians to Islamic terror cannot be cries for revenge. Instead, we must see the terrorists as image-bearers and pray for them.
Guest WriterCurrent Politics
A complex mixture of factors have come together to make Donald Trump the Republican nominee for president. Michael Graham lists nine of the most important.