When Rights Go Wrong: Simone Weil on Uprootedness and the Way Forward
70 years on, Simone Weil's "The Need for Roots" remains prescient in diagnosing modern social and political woes.
70 years on, Simone Weil's "The Need for Roots" remains prescient in diagnosing modern social and political woes.
In a fatherless age, how do older brothers step in? Joseph Minich reflects on 10 years of Davenant.
Does this new book make sense of ther recent growth of Russian Orthodoxy in the USA?
A new three-part C.S. Lewis biography is exhaustive, making new revelations, though not without its flaws.
Although his role is often misunderstood, John Wycliffe was central to the creation of a new English Bible
How an encounter on a Spanish pilgrim trail led to Davenant House's thriving ministry in the Blue Ridge mountains
You know Augustine the theologian. Why not get to know Augustine the preacher?
How our army of friends grew from a blog comments section to a thriving organization
How does Scripture rightly relate to things we can deduce from nature and reason?
Robin Harris reviews a survey of an unlikely subject for theology: fashion.
