The Archive
Brad LittlejohnPoliticsintellectual empathypolemics
Intellectual emapthy is a virtue that we are short on these days. Brad Littlejohn explains what speaking the truth in love means.
Cate MacDonaldFormation
Christmas is meant as a remembrance of the most shockingly concrete experience the world ever had that God was not dead, and he had not forgotten us.
Cate MacDonald
Christianity in the 18th and 19th century was good for women, or at least Mary Shelley thought so.
Guest WriterBook Reviews
Ryan McIlhenny’s Kingdoms Apart (Part 2): Redeemed Culture as Christian Witness
Guest Writer
Matthew Tuininga engages Ryan Mcllhenny's Kingdoms Apart.
Matthew Lee Andersonembodiment
Earthen Vessels is going out of print. This is your last chance to get a paper copy.
Guest WriterChurch
Anglicans turned down women bishops. N.T. Wright and Douglas Wilson both responded to the issue, but their response shows a lack of intellectual empathy.
Cate MacDonaldEducationHouston Baptist University
I love teaching, or so I thought. Turns out, what I have loved is watching people learn. Teaching is another thing altogether, a thing fraught with peril.
Jake MeadorGender
A year of Biblical Womanhood by Rachel Held Evans has stirred up controversy. This review explores the literary devices it uses.
Matthew Lee Anderson
Christianity offers us sex without qualifications, rather than "meaningful sex" that some people attempt to construct.
Matthew Lee AndersonSexuality
Altared: A Book on Marriage that Everyone Should Read
Matthew Lee AndersonBible
Biblical nihilism is a genuine possibility. However, Christians interested in preserving the prophetic mode should also preserve "biblical."