Winning by Losing?
In political action and cultural labors, we win by winning. Victory is possible, though not at any point guaranteed.
Empty Sky Conservatism
“We therefore begin our lives with an incalculable debt. That we did not choose the debt is of no moral import. It is inherent to our existence.”
General Equity & the Mosaic Penalties
Rejection of natural law and a biblicist approach of modern Theonomy make the identification of the Reformed tradition as “theonomic” misleading.
Eschatology and Politics
It is a sufficient motivation to pursue virtue and goodness in society and in the state. The results are left to God.
Christiani, Ad Astra
If I try and think of leaders in the aerospace industry who are Christian, no name stands out.
Particularism Then and Now
Law is not simply made up by a ruler for a people, but something suitable for a people to be governed by.
Paradigm Shifts Required for Rebuilding in Negative World
In a landscape filled with pessimistic treatises on the decline of Western civilization, Renn's constructive approach is a refreshing.
Leading Against the Grain
Rigney’s book is a great primer for real-world application of virtue ethics from a biblical perspective.
Not Whether, but Which
It is impossible to separate school from society.
Meeting the Moment
A new vision for academic faithfulness that can empower evangelical Christian higher education to flourish despite illiberal trends.
