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Matthew CluraghtyCulture
The Christian revolution transformed a normal practice of the Roman world into a moral offense and a crime in the Christian world.
Case ThorpCulture
Emboldened by her understanding of Christianity, Ida B. Wells walked the gospel into places where it was unwelcome.
John EhrettCultureBook Reviews
A key problem with Christian nationalist theories is that they presuppose the modernist conception of 'religion' that they ostensibly want to subvert.
Hayden NesbitCulture
The concept of covenant offers a helpful way out of the narrative trap in which our culture is currently stuck.
Edward SongCulture
No one would choose the world we have if they didn’t know their place in society ahead of time; nor is ours a world one that the Bible would consider just.
Susan Bruxvoort LipscombCultureBook Reviews
Though modeled after Dickens's 'David Copperfield' Kingsolver's 'Demon Copperhead' is different in several significant and deeply American ways.
Andrew SpencerCultureTechnology
Smaje's 'Finding Light in a Dark Age' is a realistic and frank assessment of what might be required of us collectively by broad social collapse.
Jake MeadorCulture
The shift from 'writer' to 'content producer' is more significant than it might at first seem and it affects more than just writers.
Hayden NesbitCultureTechnology
One of the unique sicknesses of our moment is that we regard ordinary signs of aging as a mark of failure, even a lack of love and care for oneself.
Brian PellCultureMusic Reviews
How does the sensibility of punk, with its rebelliousness and irreverence, change with age? The latest record from Joyce Manor suggests an answer.
Phil CotnoirCulture
Why should we care that one of the world's ugliest churches just won a major architectural award? There are several reasons.
Andrew BarberCultureFilm Reviews/Hollywood
There was a time when film was a window into broader cultural conversations, even a form of common life. But that world has disappeared.