Genealogies of modernity often blame Protesantism. But are they right?
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Geerhardus Vos on Natural Theology: A Review
A review of Geerhardus Vos’s newly published “Natural Theology”
Is There A Reformed Virtue Ethics?
Virtue ethics shaped Christian moral philosophy for centuries. Will it do so again?
Retrieving John Calvin on Job
Introducing the first modern English translation of the entirety of Calvin’s sermons on Job.
Streams in the Desert: The Wisdom of the Desert Fathers
What can Protestants learn from the Church Fathers?
Miasma of the Ordinary? Rebuking the Devil in Your Soup
Did ancient Christians feel guilty about possible implication in unethically sourced food?
The Futility and Necessity of Building The Modern University
Human building remains both utterly vain and entirely necessary.
Approaches to Defending the Faith
How can Christians wisely navigate between competing approaches to apologetics?
When We Cease to Understand the World: A Review
An exploration of the abyss of the unknown, as experienced by 20th century physics.
The Hero is the Bard: A Christian Perspective on Storytelling in the Odyssey
Unreliable narrators and metafiction aren’t just postmodern fads. They’re found at the foundation of Western literature.