Carl R. Trueman

The elasticity of Title IX in our current climate renders it the left’s equivalent of Batman’s all-purpose utility belt. Continue Reading »

Reformation Day is a good time to reflect on my reasons for being Protestant. Continue Reading »

For all of his intellectual brilliance, John Henry Newman had a humble concern for ordinary people. Continue Reading »

Liberal theology tends to result in liturgical practices that are at best banal and at worst childish. Continue Reading »

Joshua Harris was the product of, and a major player in, a wider movement that is proving increasingly problematic.  Continue Reading »

Can Boris Johnson achieve Brexit? And can he do so without destroying his own party as a political force? Continue Reading »

Christians should respond with civility when confronted with the problems of expressive individualism. Continue Reading »

Brexit is a symptom, not a cause, of Britain's polarization. Continue Reading »

Georgetown Visitation’s policy change does not represent a more Christian approach, but actually expresses the secular mindset in a Christian idiom. Continue Reading »

Israel Folau may be brave—or very foolish—but he is not a representative of historic Christianity.  Continue Reading »