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The Political Future of Evangelicals Over the summer, Evangelicals complained about being underrepresented at the RNC. Too much was made […]
The Political Future of Evangelicals Over the summer, Evangelicals complained about being underrepresented at the RNC. Too much was made […]
A Review of What It Means to Be Protestant Reams have been written on why Evangelical Protestants swim the Tiber […]
A Response to Kevin DeYoung Over the summer, Kevin DeYoung entered the apparently emerging debate over the congruence of the […]
Christianity and Nationhood A few weeks ago, Owen Strachan tweeted that his people were not those who shared his cultural […]
A Friendly Response to Andrew Walker On X last week, my friend Andew Walker argued that “only eligible entities (i.e., […]
Reflections on Hurricane Helene
Borderless Faith in A Borderless World “[M]uch less can men, not professing the Christian religion, be saved in any other […]
A Call for Nonconformity In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, England had two universities, Oxford and Cambridge. Both admitted only […]
A Brief Response to John Piper Desiring God just republished a sermon (on Luke 11:14-26) from John Piper entitled, “No […]
Time for Evangelicals to Start from Where the World Is