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A Man for Our Season

It is a political imperative that conservative and Christian magistrates obstruct the cathedral’s dangerous “priests of democracy,” or we may lose what is left of our heritage.

Wholesome Severity

The Case for the Law’s First Table A few months ago, Jonathan Leeman debated Brad Littlejohn at Colorado Christian University […]




Church

Wholesome Severity

The Case for the Law’s First Table A few months ago, Jonathan Leeman debated Brad Littlejohn at Colorado Christian University […]

Scorning our Forefathers

Elitist Christianity cannot survive the rigors of hard discipleship. But my grandparents did. And they handed me a legacy to follow.

Culture

A Man for Our Season

It is a political imperative that conservative and Christian magistrates obstruct the cathedral’s dangerous “priests of democracy,” or we may lose what is left of our heritage.

Techno-Slavery

What if the next major technological shift to threaten Christian discipleship isn’t sitting in some R&D lab but in our homes right now.

Evangelicals and Beauty

The notion that art and architecture have meaning and communicate truth—contrary to aesthetic relativism—will naturally follow from a traditional Christian understanding of the world.

Family

Teaching on Sex and Gender

Teaching Sex and Gender Rightly

Most Christians have simply gone along with the ideas and opinions of the sexual revolution. One reason for this loss of Christian orthodoxy on sexual matters involves confusion about the roles of church, family, and school.

Forum

Natural Law is Not Enough

Even as Craig Carter tracks the demise of liberal democracy as it has drifted from Christian influence, he misses that the nature and logic of liberal democracy itself necessitates this outcome.

Society

Becoming Tim Keller

Other than small bits of autobiography sprinkled throughout Tim Keller's works, there’s been little written about his influences. Hansen fills that gap.

State

The End of Government

Jeffrey Bristol argues that the American constitutional order is not oriented to the common good, but to “ordered liberty."

For Religious Liberty

What do our children need and not need from societies larger structures, like church and state, so that they might know Jesus?