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David FrankFeaturedEconomics and BusinessFormation
During a pandemic, it always feels dark. Many future unknowns await us. But we can learn from an unknown Jewish prisoner who penned this line in a poem he wrote within his concentration camp cell.
David KoyzisFeaturedCurrent Politics
The three dominant political blocs in contemporary America are all idolatrous in ways that make it difficult for Christians to support them in their work.
Matthew ArboFeatured
A mature political theology can help questions understand the nature of their citizenship in the world and what that does (and doesn't) require of them.
Justin HawkinsFeaturedCurrent PoliticsHealth and Medicine
The argument of this essay is simple. I want to invite Christians, particularly American evangelicals, to a new consideration of how the coronavirus might cause them to rethink what kind of healthcare policy ought to mark a flourishing society. I […]
Andrew SpencerFeaturedCreation Care
Some environmental activism in recent years has taken an anti-human turn. Such a move is both unnecessary and harmful to the environmental movement.
J. Todd BillingsFeatured
In this good but contaminated world, we wait in hope for the Lord to appear again, in the risen Christ, to reclaim creation as his dwelling place.
Vika PecherskyPoliticsFeaturedCulture
Alexander Solzhenitsyn opens his Harvard commencement address with a statement that is characteristically Russian, something Dostoyevsky would probably say — “The truth is seldom pleasant; it is invariably bitter.”
Andrew ArndtFeaturedChurch
I’m generally not one to complain about tone when assessing a book or article; I don’t love the foray into hopeless subjectivity that such a move (to me, anyhow) usually represents. But there are times when tone matters and you […]
Andrew WalkerFeaturedEconomics and BusinessCurrent Politics
As we look toward life after COVID-19, we must do so with a more capacious understanding of public health that encompasses all of a society's life together.
John LeeFeaturedEconomics and Business
Rockefeller Center sprawls for 22 acres in one of the densest cities on earth, its highest tower stretches 850 feet into the sky, and it has over 8,000,000 square feet of office and retail space. Within this complex dwells a […]
Brewer EberlyFeaturedHealth and Medicine
The great challenge for doctors and nurses during a pandemic is not finding easy answers, but being the kind of people able to provide dignified care.
Rhys LavertyFeatured
In both his humanity and Godhead, Christ’s last end is the Divine Essence. Thus, He cannot be said to have thought of me above all.