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Matthew LoftusCulture
On "loving and serving" when the LGBT agenda is hostile to Christian faith.
Matthew LoftusCulture
LGBT issues are pretty triggering for Christians. How do we deal with threats to religious liberty without giving in to hyperbole?
Matthew LoftusCultureEconomics
Do Trump voters require our sympathy? Not really. But we can't just dismiss them, either.
Matthew LoftusCultureHealth & Medicine
If you eat intellectual junk food, you will get moral diabetes. Which leads to cultural amputations and political dialysis. And terrible-analogy insulin.
Matthew LoftusCultureEconomics
Don't let the particulars of Wendell Berry's vision hinder you from learning from the principles.
Matthew LoftusCulture
Individualistic atomism is a juggernaut that an authoritarian nationalism won't hold back.
Brett McCrackenCulture
Mad Men's Don Draper isn't just an ad man who create ads. He's an ad himself.
Jake MeadorCulture
Conversations about "reenchantment" can quickly become lifeless and arid--which is why we should all watch this classic goal from Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
Matthew LoftusCultureFormation
What does it mean to engage culture well? Ought we retreat, assimilate, or something else? Cultural engagement is discipleship.
Jake MeadorCultureChurchSocial Trends
The rise of moralistic, therapeutic deism has created new challenges for the church and, particularly, for the concept of religious orthodoxy.
Matthew LoftusPoliticsCultureEconomics and Business
Do Hobby Lobby’s day-to-day practices contravene many conservative values? Are the dangers of capitalism more than we reckoned for?
Michael HendrixPoliticsCulture
Washington D.C. runs on millennial insecurity. For every job a millennial leaves, fifty want to take over.