Law, Love, and the Lordship of Christ: Ethics in the Story of Redemption
Imagine sitting down to listen to a symphony. At first, you hear scattered motifs: a single violin theme, a burst […]
The Unchained Word: A Public Theology of Free Speech
Abstract This essay develops a distinctly Christian theology of free speech in response to mounting threats of censorship across Western
There were no atheists at Nuremberg
Today—Nov. 20—marks the 80th anniversary of the beginning of the Nuremberg Trials, the proceedings that brought the Nazi regime before
What the law is, not what justices want it to be
Over the last 25 years, the Supreme Court has wrestled with numerous major moral questions: the definition of marriage, religious
Keeping the Soul of Conservatism
If you call yourself a political conservative, as I do—and for which I make no apology—it’s time for a family