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Reformed theology provides pastors with the resources to help address trauma, which is what makes those churches struggles to address it well so sad.
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Evangelicals have praised Judge Gorsuch's originalism. But their actions suggest they don't actually want an originalist on the nation's highest court.
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Part of the reasons progressives love Harry Potter is that it offers the allure of ancient ritual without the rigorous demand of dogma.
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If CPAC wants to help promote a renewal of American conservatism they need to ignore shock jocks like Milo and turn to thinkers like Roger Scruton instead.
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Blake Adams argues that Myron Penner's "End of Apologetics" is a useful book but one that is defined by an unfortunately false dichotomy.
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In the aftermath of tragedy, one of the easiest mistakes a Christian can make is to retreat from relationships for fear of experiencing pain.
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Though he is an easy target for critics, Dr. Francis Schaeffer's work on art has held up better since his death than many have claimed.
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If you look past the consumer-inspired halo around Santa Claus, you'll learn that the real St. Nicholas was a much scarier and even creepy person.
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Dylan Pahman argues that a properly Christian response to the recent election means both rejoicing with the victors and weeping with the losers.
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Susannah Black proposes various options for Christians in public life attempting to deal with the ascent of an erratic, corpulent, authoritarian ruler.
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Today I am pleased to feature this essay from first-time Mere O contributor Josiah Peterson. The legal status of marriage was a hot button issue in the 2012 election cycle. Where has it gone in 2016?
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As part of an ongoing series, Dylan Pahman presents a classical liberal perspective on the Christian statesman's responsibilities to the poor.