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Matthew LoftusFeaturedCurrent Politics
The crises of the earth's degradation and of familial life both have a common source--a refusal to live as an embodied members of a natural order.
Jake MeadorFeaturedCurrent Politics
The rhetoric and the actual policies passed by Reaganites seldom aligned. When we condemn Reaganism, what are we condemning? The ideas or the policies?
John ThomasFeaturedEconomics and Business
By John Thomas On February 24th, in an article titled Workism Is Making Americans Miserable, Derek Thompson made a compelling case that for many college-educated men and women, work has become a religion. Thompson writes,
Joshua HeavinFeatured
By Joshua Heavin Several decades ago, missiologist Lesslie Newbigin wrote about our impulse towards pragmatism in the post-Christendom West: In discussions about the contemporary mission of the Church it is often said that the Church ought to address itself to […]
Susannah Black RobertsFeatured
Political life begins in desire--desire for a certain sort of life for a beloved place. And the means we use to pursue that life follow from those desires.
Jake MeadorFeaturedCurrent Politics
It is clear that mainstream conservatism is a moral abyss. But why is that? One reason: Many of its leaders can imagine nothing worse than losing power.
Jake MeadorFeaturedEvangelicalism
Though reformed Christians are not often the ones we turn to for spiritual guidance, their confessions show that the tradition has great devotional depth.
Tim MiloschPoliticsFeatured
By Tim Milosch There is deep significance in how a society treats its dead. If history is to be considered, state funerals have played a significant role in public life. Western history and thought has found some of its most […]
Thomas SieberhagenFeatured
The golden age features authors faithfully in the tradition of Tolkien, others rejecting that tradition, and others with more ambiguous relationships to it.
Matthew Lee AndersonFeatured
Jen Gunter's story of the death of her 22-week-old child sums up everything that is tragic and terrible in the abortion debates.
Jake MeadorFeaturedEvangelicalism
The complementarian movement may not outlast its founding generation, but the underlying issues it attempted to address have not gone anywhere.
Jake MeadorFeaturedCurrent Politics
Much of Ben Sasse's work has been dedicated to preserving principled liberalism. But the failure of his recent bill shows why that may not be possible.