The demise of Roe and Casey opens new possibilities for America’s future. The sheer range of these new possibilities can be disorienting. The issue that animated the religious right for 49 years at the federal level has fundamentally shifted. Now what?
There are basically two ways for a people to maintain social order: law backed by coercion, and convention or custom backed by social sanctions. To be sure, the two are intertwined, and every society employs a mixture. But establishing and maintaining an enduring order depends on a fairly low coercion-to-convention ratio.
Pope Leo, the Journal, and the Question Neither Will Ask
Questions the Partial Report Leaves Unanswered
A Map for SBC26 and America
In Whom Does This Person Stand?
A Reformed Perspective
The Importance of Appropriate Celebration
Nathaniel Bacon and the Spirit of the Nation
An Excerpt from Offensive Christianity by J. Chase Davis
Rejecting Fallibilism and Standing on Firm Truth
The convictions of God’s people were an essential cause of American independence
Emma Waters’s Pillars for a Feminine Womanhood Few things give me greater pleasure than seeing friends succeed. Emma and Jackson […]
Restoring the Honor of Femininity Is Crucial to Reviving the Family
Scripture speaks of the men of Issachar, who “understood the times and knew what Israel should do” (1 Chronicles 12:32). […]
Grounded Homes and Happy Families
Mothers Are the Key to a Thriving Nation
I am excited and honored to take over as Editor in Chief of American Reformer at this crucial moment for […]
A Reflection on the Life and Work of Gordon Wood
Any reform of the church begins with recovery. Josiah recovered the Book of the Law. Christ recovered the true doctrine […]
The Woodson Rule
Editor’s note: This essay is based on a talk delivered at the Redwood Christian School’s Annual Gala. To chart a […]
Dr. Nicole Martin’s Track Record is Less Than Encouraging On November 19th Christianity Today (CT) announced that they had selected […]
How Evangelical Churches Are Being Remade from Within
The All Too (In)Visible and Inconsequential ERLC
Brent Refuses To Be Managed; The Trustees Refuse To Do Their Job
The repeated quashing of the majority of the messengers has raised reasonable doubts about the integrity of the process
A sermon preached at Boston, in the audience of His Excellency Jonathan Belcher, Esq; the Honorable His Majesty’s Council; and […]
On the Election of Christian Rulers Introduction Ezra Stiles Ely (1786-1861) was born in Connecticut, graduated Yale, and was licensed […]
Delivered on May 20, 1766 Introduction Stamp Act On May 20, 1766, Nathaniel Appleton (1693-1784), pastor of First Church, Cambridge, […]
An Election Resource Brought to You By American Reformer
An Appeal to Republican Government and Restoration in France
CRT's Role in the Death of an Innocent Man
A Review of Alex Petkas's Cost of Glory
Calvin's Realism and the Limits of the Christian Magistrate
A Roadmap for Political Reformation
An Excerpt from Sons of Adam, Daughters of Eve by Joshua Herring
The Memorandum of Understanding Is a Temporary Framework, Not a Capitulation
It Is Far More Complex Than What the Pope Claims
The Administration Faces a Series of Challenges
The Airstrikes Have Widened the Fractures on the Right
To understand where you are going, you must first understand where you have come from. In light of current disagreements […]
