The Lost World and the Return of Christian Excellence
Thoughts on Aaron Renn's "Life in the Negative World"
Thoughts on Aaron Renn's "Life in the Negative World"
You may have heard of "hypothetical universalism" among atonement theories. But what actually is it?
How can the Reformed and Presbyterian tradition help us to think about a renewed interest in public religion?
Alabam's IVF ruling should prompt us to ask: what is the role of judges in political life?
In the wake of LLF and Kigali, how should historic Anglicanism reassert itself around the world?
A new study of Catholic integralism really wrestles with its arguments and implications.
Detecting allusions to Actaeon and Io in "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader"
Writings from Wang Yi and other Chinese Christian leaders provide insight into wider questions of political theology.
Rob Reiner's much-hyped documentary is gripped by fear and innacuracy.
C.S. Lewis, gay weddings, and a defense of knee-jerk reactions
