A Constitution for our Commonwealths in Miniature The family as a resistance cell Rod Dreher’s book The Benedict Option, as well as his follow up Live Not By Lies, focuses on the necessary steps Christian believers must take to prepare for the trials that are quickly coming their way. There appear to be dark days […]
Evangelicals’ Fraught Relationship with Politics
Evangelical Protestants must recover the rich heritage of Protestant political thought and learn to apply it creatively today. Writing off politics as unspiritual simply won’t do. Nor will delegating all serious political reflection and engagement to non-Protestants.
Realists of the World, Unite!
There are still many realists in America, but can we join forces? In a recent interview with Brian Stelter on CNN Bari Weiss voiced the concerns of many: When we’re not allowed to acknowledge that rioting is bad and that silence is not violence, the world has gone mad. When, in name of progress, children […]
Plastic Man: Carl Trueman’s Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self
How did we get to the point in our society where it seems entirely normal to a large segment of the population that a man can become a woman, and a woman a man? This is the question Carl Trueman opens with in his much discussed new book The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self: […]
Weasel Words and Mollycoddles: Introducing American Reformer
Theodore Roosevelt is said to have once quipped: “Weasel words from mollycoddles will never do when the day demands prophetic clarity from great hearts. Manly men must emerge for this hour of trial.”
In this article Editor-in-Chief Ben Dunson introduces American Reformer.