We all know how the story goes at Christmastime: Only the well-behaved children are the ones that get Christmas presents. How many of us as children heard this oft-repeated warning […]
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 […]
Language, Falsehood, and Coercion at the University of Minnesota
A news report out of Minnesota indicates that the University of Minnesota is on the verge of getting into the language policing business. According to the report: The U is […]