Reality Is Strange

by Francis Young

Even once we have affirmed that the “impossible” happens, our interpretations of it will continue to differ in fundamental ways. Continue Reading »

8 Aug 2024 0

​What Protestants Can Learn From Catholics

by Carl R. Trueman

From wisdom regarding philanthropy to the need for churches to do the hard things regarding discipline, there are important lessons here for us all. Continue Reading »

8 Aug 2024 0

Potholes on the Road to Synod 2024

by George Weigel

The recent Synod “news” release is propaganda for an exercise that has thus far been bogged down in ecclesiastical navel-gazing. Continue Reading »

7 Aug 2024 0

Kamala’s Abortion Extremism

by Ryan T. Anderson

There simply is no way to be more extreme on abortion than Kamala Harris and her party now are. Continue Reading »

7 Aug 2024 0

Do Protestants Believe in Present-Day Miracles?

by John Wilson

During Sunday evening service we heard many miracle stories, some of them enormously powerful, others less so. Continue Reading »

6 Aug 2024 0

God Gets into Our Boat

by Hans Boersma

Where does one turn when the devil’s mouth gapes open, and evil is ready to claim us for its own? Continue Reading »

5 Aug 2024 0

What JD Vance Gets Right About “Childless Cat Ladies”

by Rachel Bovard

JD Vance is correct that our country’s political power centers are increasingly being led by those without children.  Continue Reading »

2 Aug 2024 0

The Black Hole of Sin

by Peter J. Leithart

Michael Crummey’s The Adversary inspires the cathartic terror and sadness Aristotle said tragedy should evoke. Continue Reading »

2 Aug 2024 0

The Baby Bust Isn’t Just Political, It’s Personal

by Mary Eberstadt

The consequences of today’s flight from children will be profound. Continue Reading »

2 Aug 2024 0

Is Hindu Nationalism Friendly to Christianity?

by Bethel McGrew

Indian Christians are threatening to Hindu nationalists, while American Christians are useful.
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1 Aug 2024 0