Great Literature is Right Wing
Novelists very often explore the realities of the human condition and illuminate many of the dysfunctions of our modern world.
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.
Is Pro-Life Bad for Business?
Passing socially conservative legislation can indeed create a real business cost. But that cost is generally not as high as the headlines would suggest. Social policy is but one of many factors that drive overall decisions by individuals and corporations. Perhaps abortion will reset the clock back to the previous era circa 2000, but that’s not yet evident.
The Three Worlds, Once Again
The average person in America can sense that something has changed profoundly in the era since Obama won his second term. They might not be sure what it is, how to describe it, or what to do about it, but they know it’s there. While the market for denialism and business as usual is still big, it’s shrinking by the day as people look for ideas that will actually help them figure out how to live in today’s cultural moment.
The Normal Person Lens
Generating a dissident appeal to normal people is difficult. The dynamics of social media reward conflict and transgressive content that turn off a lot of normal people. And mainstream institutions are hostile to any dissident thinking that appeals to normal people. But figuring out how win over normal people is critical.
Evangelicalism’s Second-Class Status in Conservatism
Evangelicals are the largest and most loyal voting block within the Republican coalition. Yet within the intellectual or institutional leadership […]
Welcome to the Negative World
A new strategy is needed for Christians to cope in a world where Christianity is viewed as a social negative.
