The Archive
Collin SloweyPhilosophyPolitical Theory
Aristotle is not so much a nationalist as he is an arch-localist, which means he can't be easily made to fit into contemporary political tribes.
Stephen G. AdubatoCultureSociology
The carefully curated, devoid of risk suburban dream has bred an anxious generation unable to aspire to greatness, or even simply live well on their own.
Brewer Eberly and Ben FrushHealth & Medicine
In a time when many look to medicine as a way to control health and deny death, Christianity can speak a better word.
Christina StantonChurchFormation
One Mokgatle serves as a regional director for southern Africa with Acts 29. This is his story of how God saved and called him to ministry.
Chris CastaldoTheologyChurchRoman Catholicism
Chris Castaldo, a Protestant pastor who was raised Catholic, considers how Protestants should regard the status of the Roman church.
Cameron ShafferFamilyParentingChurch
Kids who stay Christian as adults grow up with parents who practice the faith themselves and in churches that include them in their normal life.
Matthew LoftusBooksMental Health
Abigail Shrier's 'Bad Therapy' is addressing real and substantial problems, but its derisive tone and lack of rigor keeps it from being the book we need.
Jake MeadorPoetry
For Alcuin, the nightingale's song not only lifts human beings toward beauty, but actually transforms us as well.
Jake MeadorPoliticsCulture War
Secular media that treat utterly ordinary Christian beliefs as markers of Christian nationalism will only help promote totalitarian Christian nationalism.
Jake MeadorTechnology
The defining problem of the next era of American life is likely to be the question of how to stay human in a technologically mediated world.
Jake MeadorCurrent Politics
Political finger guns is a style of politics that mistakes radical ideas for a real plan and blithely ignores questions about process and implementation.
Jake MeadorTechnologyEthicsChurchFormation
The technological challenges we will soon face are not the sort that can be defeated primarily through reason and argumentation.