Tag: Covid-19

Ron Haflidson — July 8, 2022

Augustine and Social (Distancing) Trinitarianism?

An uneven book offers confused insights on church life in a pandemic.

Rhys Laverty — December 10, 2021

“Such is the Breath of Kings”: Shakespeare’s Richard II and COVID Restrictions

Bad rulers thoughtlessly breathe decrees, ignorant that their subjects do not have a breath to spare.

Kuyper on Vaccines III: Receiving Vaccines

Coyle Neal — October 8, 2021

Kuyper on Vaccines III: Receiving Vaccines

The third and final piece in a series on Abraham Kuyper's views on vaccines, following smallpox in the 1800s

Kuyper on Vaccines II: The Role of Government

Coyle Neal — October 6, 2021

Kuyper on Vaccines II: The Role of Government

The second of three posts exploring Abraham Kuyper's views on vaccines in the wake of a smallpox outbreak in the 1800s

Self-Fulfilling Prophecies and the Paradox of Politics

Brad Littlejohn — September 20, 2021

Self-Fulfilling Prophecies and the Paradox of Politics

A couple of weeks ago, President Biden announced that he was at last going to put the massive and seemingly unlimited powers of the federal bureaucracy to work in a…

Brad Littlejohn — August 3, 2021

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 than infectious enough to overtop our…

Christ and Caesar: A Response to John MacArthur

Brad Littlejohn — August 4, 2020

Christ and Caesar: A Response to John MacArthur

Last week, John MacArthur used his immense stature in the evangelical church to call Christians to civil disobedience. WE