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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.
Derek KingCultureFilm Reviews/Hollywood
'Wake Up Dead Man' presents viewers with two competing accounts of strength, both of which can be found in Christian churches and social circles.
Jake MeadorCultureFormation
Anyone who attempts to dismiss or normalize violating the first table of God's ten commandments will damn themselves if they do not repent.
Emmett RensinCulture
When confronted by evidence that the US could not see Minab, that it could not even tell a fortress from a schoolyard from a wall, the President gave up.
Stephen KaufmannCulture
The stories of the work and living of two different Christian men offer a striking picture of how and why political fidelity requires nuance and care.
Jake MeadorCultureBook Reviews
We often do not think of democratic liberalism has possessing its own sort of moral excellencies, yet the model of George Smiley suggests that we should.
Gillis HarpCulture
The lack of careful, historically informed Christian reflection regarding civic engagement has had harmful consequences for both church and culture.
Ben GibsonCulture
Too often we think that the only viable solution to pressing social problems is complex engineering or trite answers. What we need are simple acts.
Austin GravleyCultureTechnologyFormation
The first ever State of the Internet report from Mere Orthodoxy