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Reading Historic Theology Like an Adult

Reading Historic Theology Like an Adult

If you spend any time at all talking to contemporary Christians about the idea of human dignity, you're virtually certain to hear this: Someone will claim that human beings intrinsically possess a certain quality (called "dignity") that demands from others a certain degree of respect and propriety and they will attempt to anchor that idea in the well-known creation account of Genesis 1 which speaks of man being made in God's image.Read Article

John Quincy Adams Amongst the Postliberals

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John Quincy Adams Amongst the Postliberals

Religious nationalism seems to be experiencing a moment. The postliberal faction’s great tribune, Vice President J.D. Vance, occupies the second-highest constitutional office in the land. Its proponents in right-wing academic, cultural, and journalistic institutions are riding high in the saddle. But in American politics, more often than not, moments are fleeting. Consider, for instance, the so-called “libertarian moment” of the mid-2010s – some…Read Article

A Protest That Harms Its Own Cause

A Protest That Harms Its Own Cause

Munther Isaac's 'Christ in the Rubble' ultimately fails because of a lack of realism, a loose relationship to facts, and subtle anti-Semitism.Read Article

The Power of Charisma in American History: An Interview with Molly Worthen

The origins of the term charisma are religious—used in the New Testament, “charisma” means “gift of grace” in Greek. When we speak of charisma today, we are generally not referring to this original sense, but maybe we should think about it more. This tension between religious charisma and the charisma wielded by political leaders is at the heart of historian Molly Worthen’s new book, Spellbound: How Charisma Shaped American History from the Puri…United States · United States Read Article

How to Disagree Well

About a week ago I had the pleasure of spending time with a couple thousand teaching elders and ruling elders from the Presbyterian Church in America at our annual General Assembly. For about 5 days, the city of Chattanooga was flooded with a sea of blazers and khaki pants, filling coffee shop upon sandwich shop upon bar in the downtown metro area.Chattanooga · Chattanooga Read Article

The Case Against In Vitro Fertilization

On April 1, 2025, The New York Timespublished a profile of Noor Siddiqui, the founder of a healthcare startup aiming to “reinvent reproduction.” The profile's cover featured an image of a baby next to a sign indicating the child had been screened for gender and health using in vitro fertilization (IVF). Although IVF has traditionally offered a solution for those unable to conceive naturally, Ms. Siddiqui envisions a future where all humans are c…New York City · New York Read Article

New Calvinism in an Age of Enchantment and AI

The New Calvinist movement needs renewal, not through innovation but the rich sacramental theology of Old Calvinism. As enchantment returns and AI emerges, these deeper resources of the confessional Reformed tradition are an indispensable missional and gospel-centered gift.Artificial Intelligence Read Article

Why Denominations Are Good, Actually

Nondenominational churches are the single fastest-growing Christian affiliation in the U.S. I regularly talk to believers who tell me their church isn’t a part of any denomination. Often, that comes with a hint of smugness, as if they are the ones truly being faithful to Scripture while the rest of us are in bondage to the traditions of man.United States · United States Read Article

Rising Anti-Semitism: Notes on a Debunked Conspiracy

Antisemitism is on the rise―in the Middle East, as well as in the United States. Aside from the institutionalized winking and nodding at antisemitic protests on college campuses and related harassment, violence broke out into the open recently when a terrorist shot and murdered two employees of the Israeli Embassy in DC while yelling “Free Palestine.”Palestine · Palestine See the Story

Ecclesial Harmony and the Appeal of the Gospel

A deep and affectionate unity built around common trust and common purpose can both anchor a church and offer others a powerful picture of the Gospel.Read Article

Doctrine, Honesty, Collaboration: A Vision for the PCA's Future

A healthy future for the Presbyterian Church in America will require unity in doctrine, honesty across the communion, and a spirit of collaboration.Read Article

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