Engaging with Thomas Aquinas
A Review In recent years there has been increasing debate about the doctrine of God within evangelical circles. This debate […]
Irrigating Deserts
Reformation, Readers, and Circumstance Editor’s note: This article is part of a symposium on the current state and future of […]
A Politics of Divine Perfection
Joshua Mitchell considers what lengths moderns will go to cleanse the stain of humanity, but the prior question is whether the reality within which humanity exists is itself stained. The only hope of doing that is to believe in a God who is perfect, without blemish or creaturely limitation, for ‘All who have this hope in him purify themselves, just as he is pure.’ (1 John 3:3). The only hope for politics, therefore, is a renewed vision of the perfect purity of God.
