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Onsi A. KamelFeatured
Differences in how English and American missionaries approached their work in Egypt are suggestive of deeper problems within American Protestantism.
Brian WilliamsFeaturedEvangelicalism
Over a career of 65 years J. I. Packer showed how to be a catechetical theologian—pray, meditate on Scripture, and struggle to remain faithful to the text.
Onsi A. KamelFeaturedCurrent Politics
“The system broken, the school is closed, the prison’s open… In this white man world, we the ones chosen.” “Is hip-hop just a euphemism for a new religion? The soul music of the slaves that the youth is missing? But […]
David AlexanderFeaturedCurrent Politics
Abuse by police officers or pastors is uniquely evil because it abuses and discredits an office of high importance for the health of society.
Emily BrighamFeaturedEducation
Even during the COVID-19 era classroom we can still practice holiness. We can still strain after wholeness, even in a time of uncertainty and death.
M H TurnerFeaturedChurch
Recent responses to Turner's first essay raise the question of why the idea of Anglican identity is so contested in the first place.
David WilkinsonFeatured
Professor Dunn leaves behind a legacy of attentiveness to the biblical text and a concern for the unity and mission of the church aided by the Holy Spirit.
Matthew Dal SantoFeaturedCurrent Politics
A return to “port” – to a healthy commonwealth, directed towards its proper ends – must also include a post-liberal vision for public political authority.
Ana SiljakFeatured
The Inquisitor of Dostoevsky's "Brothers Karamazov" provides a challenging lens through which to read D. B. Hart's "That All Shall Be Saved."
Brad EastFeaturedCurrent PoliticsFormation
Christ condescends to our fears. We need not hesitate to join him in the Garden where death’s shadow lies. For if we kneel with him, he will raise us up.
Bonnie McKernanFeaturedCurrent Politics
A return to the centrality of covenants in common life would help the church to develop a strong, genuinely distinctive witness in a fragmenting nation.
Noah Van NielFeaturedCulture
…When old age shall this generation waste, Thou shalt remain, in midst of other woe Than ours, a friend to man, to whom thou say’st, “Beauty is truth, truth beauty,—that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need […]