The Archive
Jake MeadorFilm Reviews/Hollywood
'Daredevil: Born Again' brought back some of the characters and action of the Netflix series, but it lost the moral heart that made the original great.
Nadya WilliamsBooks
The choices one makes when translating ancient texts require more than simply knowing the languages one is working with.
Danielle TreweekBooks
Joe Rigney's 'Sin of Empathy' collapses under the weight of its own internal contradictions and inconsistencies.
Gillis HarpCurrent Events
The sloppy cuts from Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency are a predictable outcome of our longstanding disdain for government.
Daniel HindmanBibleGender
An attentive reading to the opening chapters of Genesis will help us discern how Scriptural accounts of gender confront both the ancient and modern worlds.
Collin Slowey and Isabella HsuTheology
Wilbur's 'A Baroque Wall-fountain in the Villa Sciarra' is a profound reflection on the ways in which we can understand power, ambition, and self-mastery.
Randall FowlerCurrent Politics
This essay identifies three “options” in Christian policymaking, extending discussions over how to reform government using legitimate political power.
Nadya WilliamsInterview
Nadya Williams spoke with historian Thomas Albert Howard on varieties of "secularism" and their relationship to violence.
Ian HarberArtTechnologyFormation
Moving through dopamine culture requires a willingness to step back and withdraw from it into older habits of mind.
McGuire BolesBooks
Herbert’s six-novel Dune saga offers unfulfilled Western souls a universe of infinite possibilities, and they’re all out to kill you
E. J. HutchinsonPoetryJournal 6Journal
a translation of Claudian's poem 'De Salvatore', a poem that has not previously been translated into English
Michael HortonBooksJournal 6Journal
Michael Horton replies to the reviews of 'Shaman and Sage' from Nadya Williams and John Ehrett