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Simon Kennedy and Ben Saunders argue that two kingdom theology deals with reality too neatly and is an inadequate answer to problems of political theology.
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By Brad Vermurlen Around this time each year, many of the pastors and seminary professors I’m connected to on social media post their top ten books of the year. Inevitably, most of the books they select are religiously committed books […]
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By Stephen Wolfe The Trump and Moore political campaigns raise an important question for Christians: does one endorse the moral life of the candidate he votes for? Surprisingly, there seems to be consensus on this, regardless of one’s willingness to […]
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Steven Wedgeworth's close reading of "Joy to the World" argues that the hymn works as both an Advent hymn and a Christmas hymn.
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A seminary professor living in Birmingham, AL discusses the differences between the offense of the Gospel and the many offenses of the Roy Moore candidacy.
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In which contributing writers to Mere O debate the merits of the polarizing Christmas classic "Mary, Did You Know?"
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Jeff Bilbro reviews James K. A. Smith's new book "Awaiting the King" and has one key question: Can the church liberalism needs survive the liberal order?
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Greg Forster argues that a truly liberal city can only exist when people have partial, though not complete, agreement on the will of the gods for the city.
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Need a title for your next earnest Christian thinkpiece? This quiz has you covered.
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Mischa Willett reviews Malcolm Guite's new book, Mariner: A Voyage with Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
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Colin Redemer provides a brief guide on how to engage in some Sunday afternoon slacktivism.
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Michael Graham places the current debates surrounding national anthem protests into a broader context and explains how Christians should respond to them.