Almost Christian Nationalist
Six Answers to Six Questions PCA minister and Reformed Theological Seminary professor, Kevin DeYoung, recently posed six questions to those […]
A Long, Strange Trip that Led to Jesus
An Interview with Ashley Lande
A Mirror for Merchants
Daniel Souterius, On the Duty of Merchants, eds., Joost Hengstmengel & Henri Krop; trans., Albert Gootjes (CLP Academic, 2025) “The […]
The Trouble with Unemployed Scholars
Or, How to Stop Sedition Christian (especially Evangelical) princes and aristocrats seem to have a tough time ruling. By this […]
Dikaiosynē Demands Trinity
A covenantal, linguistic, and metaphysical essay English theology has unintentionally crafted many of its own puzzles. Few are more consequential […]
What We’ve Been Reading
Fall 2025 Terry Gant Managing Editor In addition to my work for American Reformer, I am also the headmaster for […]
Why I Left Full Preterism
A Review It looks like preterism will be back in the news. Doug Wilson and Gary DeMar are had another […]
Gig Luther
A Reformation Day Reflection; or, Why Big Eva Can’t Meme Eight years ago, we were all celebrating the 500th anniversary […]
Tilling the Earth
A Review of David Sehat, This Earthly Frame: The Making of American Secularism (Yale University Press, 2022) America has, from […]
Ok, Boomer: A Symposium
By the early 2040s, the boomer generation will come to an end. Fortune predicts that 2030 will mark the beginning of the […]
