Protestantism
A selection of recent articles on this topic
All About Evangelicals
Lately I’ve been rereading and (with Wendy) listening to the stories collected in G. K. Chesterton’s The…
Kissing Christianity Goodbye
Joshua Harris has abandoned his Christian faith, news that marks another blow to American conservative evangelicalism. Harris…
Trump Among Evangelicals
It’s a widely cited statistic: 81 percent of evangelicals voted for Donald Trump. The thrice-married, trash-talking, wheeling-dealing…
Marilynne Robinson and the Mystery of Grace
Jessica Hooten Wilson recently commented that because author Marilynne Robinson views all of created life as a…
Heaven is Real
During Holy Week I sometimes think of the Woman in the Bus. The bus in question went…
Narrating Martyrdom
God in the Rainforest:A Tale of Martyrdom and Redemption in Amazonian Ecuadorkathryn t. longoxford, 446 pages, $34.95…
A Gleeful Slaughter of the Innocents
To Bishop Andrew Dietsche, Episcopal Diocese of New York: As an Episcopalian in New York City, I regularly…
Bishop Bell Vindicated
I had not thought that victory in a good cause after a long campaign would make me…
Baptizing the Spirit of the Age
The Church of England recently released a document of “pastoral” guidelines for performing an “Affirmation of Baptismal…
Whose Synodality?
There’s been some noise of late over the final document coming out of the Catholic bishops’ Synod…
Kissing Purity Culture Goodbye
Last week, twenty-one years after its initial publication, Joshua Harris officially denounced and discontinued publication of his…
Rejuvenation at Trinity Church
Trinity Church on Wall Street is in the middle of a “rejuvenation” project — so naturally most…
Lust and Augustine
I have watched with keen interest the debates unfolding around the Revoice Conference, which takes place in…
Common Prayer, or Predictable Politics?
As Western society continues its relentless purge of the pre-political, the body count keeps mounting. Yesterday’s harmless…
Giving Your Testimony
The national consensus seems to be that more is better. Hamburgers? Make them gargantuan, to the point…
