This morning I finished a highly anticipated book: Liberty in the Things of God by distinguished historian Robert Louis Wilken. I wrote my dissertation on how the architecture of Christian […]
What David Foster Wallace can teach us about religious liberty and the pursuit of truth
Today, September 12, 2018, marks the tenth anniversary of writer David Foster Wallace’s tragic suicide. It is arguable that Wallace was this generation’s most unique and extraordinary writer. He was […]
Carl Henry on Social Justice and Christian Responsibility to the Social Order
There is a critical error in evangelical thought at present: An uncritical embrace of social justice and a heavy-handed disavowal of social justice. The task for Christians is to approximate […]
Friendship and Moral Judgment
Over the weekend, my friend Jonathan Merritt posted the following to Twitter: THREAD: This quote from one of my favorite theologians explains why I don’t engage with a lot of […]
Reading List for Christian Ethics and the Family Course
A week or so ago, I announced on twitter that I would be overseeing a course in conjunction with the ERLC’s National Conference titled “Christian Ethics and the Family.” A […]
Is “Orientation” a Useful Word Anymore?
The spirit of the age conflates patterns of sexual desire with personal identity. Thus, if you’re attracted to the opposite sex, you’re heterosexual; to the same sex, homosexual; and to […]