The Archive
Ross ByrdDeath
The now ubiquitous practice of cremation suggests that something has broken in how the culture and even the church understands death and the body.
David MooreBook Reviews
David Moore speaks with Ralph Wood about his latest book on Flannery O'Connor
Kirk WarehamFormation
The command to love our neighbors begins with the actual neighbors with whom we share our local places.
Grant SutherlandBook Reviews
Brad Littlejohn's new book is a helpful intervention in America's endless debates about what it means to be 'free.'
Luke SimonCurrent Events
When people give up on the future, a spirit of destruction and then despair sets in.
Chris MartinTechnologyCurrent Politics
The argument for banning TikTok is clear enough. What is unclear is why those arguments don't apply to some American-owned apps.
Myles WerntzPolitical TheoryCurrent Politics
Discontent with technology is a thorny briar patch with weird friends. We ask questions about what is to be done, if blowing it all up isn’t an option.
Brad LittlejohnPolitical TheoryBook Reviews
A political order built on rights without any account of the right will with time devolve into contradiction and incoherence.
Alastair RobertsBible
A close reading of the biblical texts around David's sin gives a more robust and terrifying understanding of his sin than most modern discourses provide.
Josh PaulingBook Reviews
Peco Gaskovski's 'Exogenesis' is a disturbing meditation on the intersection of fertility and our machine age.
Jake MeadorEvangelism
Glen Scrivener commented on some of the evangelistic opportunities he saw for our moment as he watched the Wesley Huff interview on the Joe Rogan podcast.
Case ThorpBook Reviews
Peter Brown's memoir is a delightful exploration not only of Brown's life as a historian, but of the subjects that have captivated him for decades.