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Renewing Minds. Restoring Hope.

Rooted orthodoxy and patient reflection in a fractured and noisy world.

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Culture (9)

By Matthew Loftus

what it costs our kids

March 15th, 2018|2 min read

By Matthew Loftus

why can’t white Christians take black Christians at their word?

March 12th, 2018|2 min read

By Matthew Loftus

we can make up great things — like national identity!

March 8th, 2018|1 min read

By Matthew Loftus

can Black Lives Matter achieve its goals?

March 7th, 2018|1 min read

By Matthew Loftus

The Sacrifice of Africa — a book all missionaries to Africa should read

March 5th, 2018|2 min read

By Matthew Loftus

there are reasons why poor people eat what they eat

March 2nd, 2018|1 min read

By Matthew Loftus

can evangelicalism’s corpse be revived?

February 15th, 2018|3 min read

By Matthew Loftus

farewell to facebook

February 4th, 2018|4 min read

By Matthew Loftus

choosing our limitations

February 1st, 2018|1 min read

By Matthew Loftus

the insanity of autonomy

May 26th, 2017|3 min read

By Jake Meador

Is it really that bad?: Christianity, Secularism, and the Apocalypse

April 10th, 2017|27 min read

By Matthew Loftus

Andy Crouch on race, power, and culture making

March 13th, 2017|3 min read

By Matthew Loftus

This is war! Now put down your sword and pick up your ear trumpet.

February 27th, 2017|6 min read

By Matthew Loftus

Is the Benedict Option a “Safe Space”?

February 23rd, 2017|5 min read

By Matthew Loftus

Sympathy for the Trump Voter

January 23rd, 2017|5 min read

By Matthew Loftus

I love candy, but I’m glad my wife won’t let me eat it all the time

January 4th, 2017|3 min read

By Matthew Loftus

What Wendell Berry Gets Wrong About Wendell Berry

January 2nd, 2017|6 min read

By Matthew Loftus

If our enemy is modernity, aren’t immigrants and Muslims on our side?

December 21st, 2016|4 min read

By Brett McCracken

Don Draper is an Ad, Man

May 21st, 2015|5 min read

By Jake Meador

What Zlatan Ibrahimovic Taught Me About Enchantment

April 28th, 2015|5 min read