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Matthew LoftusFeaturedHealth and Medicinehealth

Book Review: Between Life and Death by Kathryn Butler

Matthew Loftus reviews Kathryn Butler's new book which seeks to provide a Christian framework for thinking about end-of-life medical care.

Matthew EmersonFeatured

A Review of Walter Strickland's "Liberation and Black Theological Method"

Walter Strickland's "Liberation and Black Theological Method" is an important summary of how 20th century black theologians approached the theological task.

Jake MeadorPoliticsFeatured

David French and the Revolutionary Style in Conservative Journalism

One of the greatest temptations facing illiberal conservatives is the choice to take up illicit techniques to promote Christian ends.

Guest WriterFeaturedEvangelicalismFormation

On Fearing Eternity and Being at Home on Earth

By Gary Benton My hands gripped the pew before me so tightly they ached, as if caught in an over-wrought handshake. I drew in quick, sharp breaths. Though I was careful to keep my head still, my eyes darted wildly […]

Jake MeadorFeaturedCurrent Politics

On Pro-Life Incrementalism

The incrementalists assume that we have a sustainable social order and we can win through small, slow victories. But do we have a sustainable social order?

Guest WriterFeaturedEconomics and BusinessCurrent Politics

Israel Folau, Submitting to Masters, and the Modern Corporation

The case of rugby player Israel Folau raises the question of whether Christians must submit to corporations in the way they submit to the government.

Steven WedgeworthFeaturedEvangelicalism

Reviewing the MO Presbytery's Statement on homosexuality & the Gospel

The Missouri Presbytery's statement "Homosexuality and the Gospel of Grace" is a strong starting point for further debate within the PCA.

Joshua HeavinFeaturedEvangelicalism

On Dishonest Stands for the Truth

When we deliberately misrepresent our opponent's position we are in sin, even if we are defending something that is true.

Matthew LaPineFeaturedChurch

On Being a Church for the Weak

Healthy churches must be churches in which downward mobility is a normal part of the community's life, in which the community is attentive to the weak.

Guest WriterFeatured

The Radicalization of John Avery Whittaker

Mere O's editors can confirm the current status of beloved radio host John Avery Whittaker: He has left evangelicalism behind and joined the Bruderhof.

Paul D. MillerFeaturedCurrent Politics

The Jedi are Selfless: Identity, Nationalism, the Humanities, and Liberalism

Turning the public square into a battleground for identity groups has hurt civil society. Fixing it will require a return to classical liberal ideals.

Kevin BrownFeaturedEvangelicalismCurrent Politics

Faith and Heavenly Fitness: Would Alt-Right Christians Like Heaven?

Nicholas Fuentes is many things. He’s a young, politically engaged person who seems to possess some kind of sincere religious faith. He frequently elevates Christian culture, advocates for faith in the public realm, and defends traditional Christian beliefs with evangelical […]