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Abortion rights have been defended as a matter of protecting a woman’s right to choose what she…

Drawing from Pindar’s seventh Olympian Ode, Barbara Kowalzig (Singing for the Gods, 230-1) argues that the poem…

A woman clothed in the sun, standing on the moon, crowned with stars, is about to give…

Wittgenstein, Jamie Smith argues, “relativizes the claims of logic without simply rejecting them.” He rejects not logic…

Jamie Smith (Who’s Afraid of Relativism?) defends Richard Rorty against the charge that he leaves behind an…

Over at Mere Orthodoxy, Jake Meador and Alastair Roberts hold a wide ranging conversation on Lent and Evangelical…

A few years back, you may recall a “Beer Summit,” held at the White House, where President…

At Night We Walk in CirclesCharles Carman, Books & Culture Still in the Grip of the Great…

Jennifer Lahl of the Center for Bioethics and Culturewill show her latest documentary film, Breeders: A Subclass of…

Israel gets its first taste of war after the exodus when the Amalekites attack the women, children,…

The letter to the angel of Sardis (Revelation 3:1-6) is smoothly cohesive in theme.  Jesus begins with…

Jesus has the key of David to open and shut (Revelation 3:8). He puts an “open door”…

The always-fascinating Oliver Sacks takes a break from his human patients to review several recent and old…

John sees two signs in heaven (Revelation 12), a woman and a dragon. Sharply different as they…

In Who’s Afraid of Relativism?, his recent brief for Christian pragmatism as a philosophy of contingency and creaturehood,…