Against Catacomb Christianity
Christianity Belongs at the City Gates, Not the Margins American evangelicals find themselves wrestling with two realities: they make up […]
The Good of Nationalism, Pt. III: Is American Nationalism Possible?
*Editor’s note: this article is the third in a series of three. See Part I and Part II here. In […]
The Good of Nationalism, Pt. II: The Reformation and the Quest for National Freedom
Drinking deeply from the well of the Old Testament, first English and Dutch Protestants, and then others throughout Europe, began to discern in the experience of the nation of Israel a model for their own experiences as particular nations, forged from many tribes in response to common enemies and in obedience to common laws, and covenanted before God to pursue justice and righteousness.
Resistance to Tyrants is Obedience to God
In the past eighteen months of the Covid pandemic crisis, there has been a great deal of attention on how to control the governed—keep them inside, keep them separated, keep them masked, get them vaccinated—but relatively little on restraining the inevitable abuse or ill-advised use of that control.
The Good of Nationalism, Part I: Why Christians Should be Nationalists
Nationalism, despite its dangers, remains the best political philosophy available to Christians.
