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Jeremy BughCultureFormation

Humble Beauty and the Art of Hospitality

Jeremy Bugh interviews filmmaker Houston Coley about hospitality, art, and beauty as depicted in his film 'A Kingdom of Tea and Strangers.'

Ryan ShinkelCultureFilm Reviews/Hollywood

The American: A Frank Capra Retrospective

Amongst the many who have tried to define what it means to be American, few have perhaps been as moving or influential as the filmmaker Frank Capra.

Daniel Whyte IVCulture

Pagan Signs

Chesterton once remarked that amongst all the belief systems of the modern world, Christianity alone has had to confront paganism.

Patrick MillerCultureChurch

Preaching the Gospel to People Sick of Irony

The rejection of postmodern cynicism and irony and a desire for wholesomeness and sincerity will create new evangelistic opportunities for Christians.

Jake MeadorCultureCurrent Politics

How to Interview Political Revolutionaries

Interviewing political revolutionaries who believe morally repugnant things is not wrong. Making no mention of those repugnant beliefs is though.

Daniel K. WilliamsCultureChurch

What Were the Real Origins of the Christian Right?

The origins of the Christian right are far more complex than those critics who claim it was about racism and segregation would have you think.

Patrick Miller and Paul AnleitnerCulture

Welcome to Metamodernity

Irony fatigue has set in. Cynicism is boring. Cringe is good. Welcome to metamodernity.

Jonathan CioranCulturePolitical Theory

Iron Sky: Peter Thiel and the Rise of Gay Space Fascism

The most likely ideology to define the future of the American right is the anti-democratic technophilia of tech billionaire Peter Thiel.

Jake MeadorCulture

Lessons from the Harrison Butker Saga

The controversy around Butker's speech doesn't suggest we should reject Christian virtues to secure our place in a hostile world, but quite the opposite.

Jake MeadorCultureHealth & MedicineFilm Reviews/Hollywood

The End of Choice

Two recent essays, one in New York and the other at The Free Press, further demonstrate how inhumane and starved for love our cultural moment truly is.

Stephen G. AdubatoCultureSociology

Grilling Man at the End of History

The carefully curated, devoid of risk suburban dream has bred an anxious generation unable to aspire to greatness, or even simply live well on their own.

Ross ByrdCultureChurch

A Parish Manifesto

The most effective evangelistic message for our day may not be 'you are accepted as you are' but rather 'be holy, as God your Father is holy.'