The Archive
Derek KingPolitical TheoryLiteratureCurrent Politics
The Free Press podcast 'The Witch Trials if JK Rowling' is well-intentioned, but misses the core problem: What if free speech requires a shared world?
Matt RossiChurch
The Radical Vocation conference will provide Anglicans with a chance to gather together and imagine a brighter future for the Christian movement.
Rachel Roth AldhizerFamilyGenderMarriage
Our world regards beauty as a kind of consumptive good, something to be bought, sold, and consumed. But beauty isn't a product; it's a gift with a purpose.
John EhrettAnthropologyBook Reviews
Tara Isabella Burton's new book is overflowing with ideas, but its positive vision lacks any real teeth to overcome the problems Burton identifies.
David ChoiChurchImmigration
The English Ministry model of youth outreach adopted by churches of Asian immigrants in the US is failing. And so far its successor has not been found.
Jackson ShepardEvangelicalism
As Protestantism dies and evangelicalism fractures, the body of Christ in America is broken. And so now we can only wait with hope for resurrection.
Jake MeadorTechnologyGender
Sheila Gregoire's attack on Nancy Pearcey is the latest example of how post-evangelical and Christian nationalist online styles are eerily similar.
Jake MeadorPolitical Theology
Contrary to the claims of white nationalists masquerading as Christians, Augustine's concept of the order of love has nothing to do with ethnicity.
David MooreBible
David Moore interviewed Brandon Smith about his recent book on the doctrine of the Trinity in the book of Revelation.
Elizabeth SticeEthicsHealth and Medicine
A meaningful response to MAiD has both a legislative and communal aspect as Christians come together to provide space and care for the sick and the poor.
Alex FoglemanPhilosophyFormation
Does God want us to be happy? It's a good question, but the best way to answer it is to complicate it first and then reply. St Augustine shows us the way.
Jake MeadorPolitical TheologyCurrent Politics
We should reimagine our politics to favor people's long-term good over their short-term pleasure. This proposal offers several ways we might do that.