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Zack HolbrookPoliticsFeaturedCulture War
A properly Christian political witness consists as much in the manner of our action as it does in the content of our ideas.
Jake MeadorFeatured
To suggest that our nation's oppressed minorities have been faithful liberals, as Adam Serwer recently did, is a dramatic bit of historic revisionism.
Jake MeadorFeaturedCurrent Politics
The use of power to advance defined ends is inherent in any political system. The post-liberals merely want to be honest about that and advance good ends.
Guest WriterFeatured
If you want to do something pointless and expensive, don't go to war with Iran. Just buy a sailboat, take it into Chesapeake Bay, and deliberately sink it.
Hannah AndersonFeatured
Dougherty's book is a triumph because it successfully disentangles true culture from kitsch, helping us identify what it is we ought to love in our homes.
Jake MeadorFeatured
One of the most important explorations of political theology in recent years is Andrew Willard Jones’s book Before Church and State. Jones’s argument is that our modern social norms, including our political system, are built on the idea that conflict […]
Jake MeadorPoliticsFeatured
Matthew Lee Anderson recently delivered three lectures at Biola University on justice which are now available online for viewing.
Guest WriterFeatured
For a political theology to actually be a Christian political theology it must have Christian ideas about ontology and teleology built into the system.
Justin HawkinsFeaturedCurrent Politics
Working from the thought of Rene Girard, Justin Hawkins explains how populism fails to measure up as an authentically Christian political theory.
Jake MeadorFeaturedChurchEvangelicalism
What happens when a community becomes so large that it is not able to do the very thing it was originally intended to do?
Jake MeadorFeaturedCurrent Politics
Rusty Reno is right to say that social conservatives should lead. But do we have the will to do so? And will we lead in a way that actually leads to life?
Brad EastFeaturedChurch
All that a sermon is meant to do is use human words to convey God's written word which, by the Spirit's grace, draw people toward a deeper love of God.