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Justin HawkinsFeatured
David VanDrunen's "Politics After Christendom" presents a jarringly stale political program built on an innovative reading of the Noahic covenant.
Andrew ArndtFeatured
“Theology awakens a grateful heart.”[1] Thus the first words of Katherine Sonderegger’s remarkable Systematic Theology fall. I began reading theology years ago out of a longing to know the Lord. Desire drove study. It still does.
Josh PaulingFeaturedEconomics and Business
COVID-19 uncertainties provide a cultural moment for re-evaluating what really constitutes the good life. While the mandatory homecoming of sorts drags on, it sheds fresh and favorable light on home economies of simplicity and some measure of self-sufficiency. Stay-at-home orders […]
William E. BoyceFeaturedCurrent PoliticsHealth and Medicine
Love of neighbor is central to the Christian life and Christian piety. Often, especially during times of plague, this love will cost us a great deal.
Joseph LaughonFeaturedCurrent Politics
Oren Cass's "Once and Future Worker" is the most substantive policy vision offered by national conservatives so far and offers a striking, original vision.
Jane LewisFeatured
Chesterton's critique of modernity was built on a close reading of primary historical sources and of the classic authors of the western church.
JD FlynnFeatured
In America we have predictable scripts for talking about stories of tragedy. Often, these scripts merely insulate us from the horror of the story itself.
Matthew Lee AndersonFeaturedCurrent Politics
To compare mask-wearing to duck-and-cover drills is to compare nuclear threats and a pandemic. But these are two dramatically different things.
Sebastian MilbankFeaturedCurrent Politics
Recently the world commemorated VE day, celebrating the vast global effort to defeat fascism, an inhuman ideology which sacrificed life on the altar of materialism. The Queen gave a speech to her quarantined subjects: declaring that ‘our streets are not […]
S. DormanFeatured
We are not disoriented, not troubled, confused. We’ve had no blow to the head. We have arrived—not on horseback—to a secure, well-oriented, time.
James WoodFeaturedChurch
There is much to commend in Eric Gregory's vision of Augustinian liberalism. Unfortunately, his political vision marginalizes the church in very odd ways.
Paul D. MillerFeaturedCurrent Politics
Needlessly endangering yourself and others in the name of masculinity is not courageous or virtuous. It is an empty, dangerous performance.