Category: Web Exclusives

Pentiment: A Review

John Ehrett — July 25, 2024

Pentiment: A Review

A Reformation themed video game gives surprising insight into living through dramatic historical changes.

Whose Heritage? Which Americans?

James R. Wood — July 17, 2024

Whose Heritage? Which Americans?

James Wood takes steps toward a constructive definition of "heritage Americans"

Simon P. Kennedy — July 1, 2024

Empowered Witness: A Review

A review of Alan D. Strange's book on politics, culture, and the spiritual mission of the church

“On St. John the Baptist” by Philip Melanchthon

E. J. Hutchinson — June 24, 2024

“On St. John the Baptist” by Philip Melanchthon

An original translation of a Philip Melanchthon poem for the Nativity of John the Baptist.

Ivy Envy?

John Ehrett — June 18, 2024

Ivy Envy?

Will conservative and Christian alternatives to Ivy League universities ever match them?

Toward a Protestant Pronatalism

Brad Littlejohn — June 5, 2024

Toward a Protestant Pronatalism

Protestantism has the peculiar resources for addressing birth-rate decline, especially when it comes to the role of fathers.

Christianity, The Best Friend to Good Government

Miles Smith — June 3, 2024

Christianity, The Best Friend to Good Government

Who is the final arbiter for Christian conduct in politics?

Understanding Wang Yi: A Response to Glenn Moots

Jarred Jung — May 31, 2024

Understanding Wang Yi: A Response to Glenn Moots

Where does Wang Yi fit within political liberalism and confessional Protestantism?

The Spirit of Liberty in “Paradise Lost”

Shuyuan He — May 30, 2024

The Spirit of Liberty in “Paradise Lost”

What did John Milton really think of freedom?

Mortal Goods: A Review

James R. Wood — May 28, 2024

Mortal Goods: A Review

James R. Wood finds much to praise and much to disagree with in Ephraim Radner's latest book.