The Archive
Brad LittlejohnEvangelicalismCollege and University
Peter Enns has critiqued evangelical higher education. Brad Littlejohn evaluates his criticisms and explores whether evangelical universities are in crisis.
Matthew Lee AndersonSociety
Conservative Christians cannot give up on persuasion. They must maintain hope of their neighbors grasping the truth. Fragmentation can't stop persuasion.
Matthew Lee Anderson
What should marriage advocates learn from the pro-life movement? Thinking more like progressives rather than conservatives would be a good start.
Guest WriterTelevisionMad Men
Christians are watching Mad Men, and this week we've engaged it. This time we tackle season six and the loss of the aura of cool surrounding the characters.
Guest WriterEthics
Oliver O'Donovan and Alisdair MacIntyre on how morality and story must go together.
Brad LittlejohnMarriage
The gay marriage debate has reached a stalemate. Rather than embracing a "tactical withdrawal," evangelicals should find a new paradigm for engaging in it.
Guest Writer
Is using drones morally permissible? It seems there is no way to use drones without compromising morally.
Guest WriterTelevisionpop cultureJeffrey OverstreetMad Men
Should Christians watch Mad Men? The morality of tv watching is a difficult question. Nick Olson responds to Jake Meador on how Christians watch Mad Men.
Brad Littlejohn
How evangelicals respond to gay marriage often hinges on their view of natural law. Brad Littlejohn recaps the gay marriage discussion.
Jake MeadorTelevision
While it is certainly good that evangelicals can recognize and appreciate good art when they see it, we should be careful when viewing shows like Mad Men.
Jake Meador
Edith Schaeffer, and her husband Francis, were the orthodox voices that stayed with me as I studied more liberal brands of Christianity.
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Radical Christianity has swept the nation. Matthew Lee Anderson keeps discussing his Christianity Today's story on radical faith.