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St. John the Wonderworker

Wesley J. Smith

Chosen wonderworker and pleaser of Christ, who pours forth inexhaustible streams of inspiration and a multitude of…

Trouble in Bakersfield

Carl R. Trueman

Yesterday, Chad Vegas, a good friend of mine and the Reformed Baptist pastor in Bakersfield, California emailed…

Iowa’s Law-Gospel Dialectic

Carl R. Trueman

Christians have for some time been concerned about a perceived shift in the language of Washington from…

Human Rights and the Pan-Orthodox Council

Mark Movsesian

Last week, the Eastern Orthodox Church, a communion of 14 autocephalous, national churches with roots in the…

Willow Sunday

Brian Doyle

Among my first memories in this wondrous world were brittle palm fronds folded reverently behind the four…

What Would a Reform Agenda Look Like?

Robert P. George

On this 240th anniversary of our Declaration of Independence, our beloved country is, alas, in trouble and…

Alone in the Garden?

Richard J. Mouw

A dozen years ago, historian Mark Noll and I published a volume of essays—papers that had been…

Teleology in the Digital Age

Jordan Zajac

Most accounts of the digital revolution make it sound like we are being turned (or should turn)…

Liberalism’s Paradox

Peter J. Leithart

Domenico Losurdo’s “counter-history” of Liberalism is a long riff on a central paradox: Many of the founding…

Pope Francis in Armenia

Mark Movsesian

Last weekend, Pope Francis made an apostolic journey to Armenia, a small, landlocked country of three million…

Sacramental Warfare

Peter J. Leithart

William Johnstone (1 & 2 Chronicles, Volume 1) argues that the Chronicler depicts Israel’s warfare as “sacramental.”…

Anti-Progressive Heresy

Peter J. Leithart

A faith has been shaken, illusions shattered, pieties punctured,” writes Damon Linker at The Week. The faith…

New Testament Family Values

Peter J. Leithart

To Roman pagans, Judaism was a solvent of the bonds linking religion, household, and polity. Tacitus wrote,…

Persecutor to Apostle

Peter J. Leithart

Paul’s Damascus road conversion from persecutor of the church to apostle is well-known. His life story figures…

Too Much Bible?

Peter J. Leithart

Evangelicals have long been dismissed by Catholics, Orthodox, and confessional or mainline Protestants as “biblicists.” Evangelicals are…