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Christian Renewal  for the
Common Good.  

Forming Christians in the Church to participate in culture for the common good.

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By Joshua Heavin

A Christian Ethic of Sex in a Pornographic Age

February 7th, 2019|11 min read

By Guest Writer

Book Review: Music as an Art by Roger Scruton

February 6th, 2019|23 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Economics, Class and the Family, with Dr. Diane Schanzenbach

February 5th, 2019|1 min read

By Miles Smith

Liberalism’s Tax on the Unborn

February 5th, 2019|8 min read

By Joshua Heavin

On Theological Education and the Church’s Health

January 30th, 2019|18 min read

By Guest Writer

The Latin and Reformed Imagination

January 29th, 2019|7 min read

By Peter Leithart

John Milbank: A Guide for the Perplexed

January 28th, 2019|23 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Mere Fidelity: Millennials and Burnout, with Paul Gutacker

January 24th, 2019|1 min read

By Nathan Luis Cartagena

Book Review: Philosophy and the Christian

January 17th, 2019|5 min read

By S. Dorman

Living Local Fiction

January 16th, 2019|14 min read

By Myles Werntz

The Burden of Parenting: In Praise of Christian Simplicity

January 15th, 2019|15 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

The Impossibility of an Evangelical Conservatism

January 14th, 2019|12 min read

By Matthew Loftus

“You have got to feed the biology of the soil.”

January 14th, 2019|1 min read

By Derek Rishmawy

Revisiting the Progressive Evangelical Package

January 14th, 2019|12 min read

By Matthew Loftus

exposing the wounds in the Church

January 11th, 2019|1 min read

By Matthew Loftus

whither conservatism?

January 10th, 2019|2 min read

By Matthew Loftus

“legalizing marijuana won’t solve those disparities”

January 9th, 2019|1 min read

By Jonathan Leeman

Baptist Sacramentology and the Concern with Donatism

January 8th, 2019|8 min read

By Matthew Loftus

Jenny & Tyler, “A Boy & a Girl (We’re Getting Older)”

January 8th, 2019

By Jake Meador

Is Burnout a Generational Issue or a Class Issue?

January 8th, 2019|5 min read