Defining “Evangelicalism” Down
Towards a New Theological Consensus With increasing frequency throughout many sectors of American culture, use of “evangelical” in social discourse […]
The Shattering of Evangelicalism
Around the Web with American Reformer Last week we took a look at the debates over whether the elites in […]
The Allure of the Post-Christian Right
Conservatives are currently playing defense in American society. Draconian COVID-19 lockdowns, an overzealous justice system taking political prisoners, multinational corporations […]
Evangelical Elite Failure, Etc.
Around the Web with American Reformer This article marks the beginning of a regular series at American Reformer linking to, […]
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 […]
Present, But How Faithfully?
Francis Collins, Evangelicals, and Elite Institutions On Tuesday, Francis Collins announced he is resigning from the National Institutes of Health. […]
Plastic Man Cometh
On Carl Trueman’s Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self How did we get to the point in our society […]
The Problem of Christian Passivity, Part Two
In part 1 of this article, I argued that a temperament of “Christian passivity” is a problem in the contemporary […]
Live Not by Dreher Alone
How accurate are the parallels Rod Dreher draws between the Soviet Union and America today?
The Problem of Christian Passivity, Part One
The belief that boldness is for God alone is radically unbiblical. Now more than ever, it is time to cast it aside.
