The Archive
Casey ShuttTheologyFormation
Even when we don't recognize its source in Christianity, we all recognize and often need the power of grace.
Mitch EastFamilyCultureFormation
If we imagine some not unlikely future forms of biomedical tech we will quickly realize how inadequate much Christian thinking about bioethics has been.
Charles KimTheology
Though he is rightly acclaimed for his theological work, St. Augustine of Hippo was in many ways a philosopher before he was a theologian.
Bob ThuneChurch
If one wishes to save the patient that is historic Protestantism, it will require choosing to renew the tradition rather than despairing over its loss.
Daniel K. WilliamsCultureHistory
The early 20th century saw dramatic transformations in how Mainline Protestantism thought about sexual ethics.
Mike SchrammTheology
Because the materials we use to make our stories come from God, even hardened materialists sometimes can't help echoing the Christian story.
Nadya WilliamsCultureBook Reviews
An interview with Dan Darling of the Land Center on his new book concerning patriotism, nationalism, and why we need more politically engaged Christians.
E. J. HutchinsonPoetry
“Every Christian is, of course, both Pilate and Caiaphas.” ~ W.H. Auden
Ian HarberTechnologyFormation
Given the now obvious dangers inherent to social media use, two primary options remain for Christians: to become a digital missionary... or digital monk.
Jake MeadorChurch
The most relevant division in American churches today might not be chiefly theological in nature, but institutional.
Drake OsbornFormation
A robust understanding of holiness presents an alternative form of life, set against both the therapeutic and the rationalistic.
Amy MantravadiBook ReviewsFormation
Grace Hamman's 'Ask of Old Paths' is an account of virtue that is simultaneously conversant with the contemporary world and grounded in the medieval.