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The Ethics of Masking in an Unending Pandemic
After a brief summer of freedom, the United States is reeling under a fresh assault of coronavirus, the India-bred Delta variant having proved more…

Via Media, But Between What?
I am finishing up Diarmaid MacCulloch’s biography of Thomas Cranmer. Over all it’s a superb work of history, even if MacCulloch inserts his own…

Divine Heroism, Divine Song
This one’s for the John Wayne fans. Our poem for today’s edition of “Melanchthon Mondays” is on a similar theme to last week’s, but…

The Last Liberal Conservative Pt Deux: The French Connection
Liberal conservatism is most often associated with the United Kingdom, but liberal conservative political parties exercised power across Europe from the end of the…

Why Liturgy Makes Better Preaching
At a basic level, good liturgy is an insurance policy against bad preaching.