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Dispatch Faith: Absurd Brainrot, by Karen Swallow Prior: When I began teaching literature at an evangelical Christian university almost 30 years ago, one daunting task I faced was...
Lately, I’ve been noticing how the evangelical emphasis on salvation can come at the expense of any meaningful discussion of sanctification. I see it everywhere I go: Christian rad...
Elise Brandon, Christianity Today When I heard that Wendell Berry had died, my mind flashed back to his kitchen table on a hot Kentucky evening about 15 years ago, where I was as....
ABSTRACT: Reading classic fiction is an exercise both in reading and in being read. Great works of literature — commonly identified as classics because of their enduring longevity,...
By Elizabeth Prata I am reading John Milton’s incredible book Paradise Lost. Milton’s use of language to bring the tangible to our mind, while still maintaining a balance of the ep...
CToday hen Wendell Berry's despair woke him in the night, he would go and lie down in the "peace of wild things," he wrote. He'd find a wading duck, a feeding heron, and a stream...
By Ryan Danker, Juicy Ecumenism. (Photo: Markus Winkler/Unsplash) “Indeed the mode of showing your courtesy may vary, as Christian prudence will direct. But the thing itself is due...
Jackson Green, Philanthropy Daily Ask yourself: do you truly believe that every person is made in God's image? Many people pay lip service to the inalienable dignity of human bein...
Noah Bradon on serving.
By Elizabeth Prata SYNOPSIS: I critique an older essay of Jen Wilkin’s, labeling her a false teacher whose trajectory since 2014 has been downward. I translate her false teacher-sp...
A writer is nothing without other people. You don’t think of this when you think of them. Their kind are usually tucked away, secluded and trapped inside a room where daylight brea...
Fr. Joshua Whitfield on Cicero.
The average believer on the college campus realizes that virtually every single person he knows, including the vast majority of the professors that he studies under, thinks that he...
I see three lines of argument emerging from Scripture that together make a compelling case for the priority of godliness in the life of the pastor/preacher.
I cried when I learned Wendell Berry died. A couple times, actually, and I’m probably not done. The man meant a lot to me. Have you ever read a book that met you at exactly the rig...
It is no coincidence that since Karens have been silenced, our public spaces have deteriorated, and our politics have become less constructive.
How the Virtues Help Orient Us Toward Christ A Review of To Live Well: Practical Wisdom for Moving through Chaotic […] The post Alan Noble – To Live Well [Feature Review] appeared...
Eric Farnsworth, Providence Embarrassingly, it took me until my fifties to read Pilgrim's Progress—an omission I cannot pretend was due to obscurity or inaccessibility. A book in...
Darryl Hart, Wall Street Journal Can civil religion overcome the partisanship that afflicts American society? Samuel Goldman, a professor of politics at the University...
There is a Catholicism that remains largely invisible not only in JD Vance's memoir Communion, but also in Bishop Robert Barron's recent conversation with the vice president about...
Throughout his career, the writer and farmer found joy in a world without end.
His writings touched on conservation, community and belonging, and he acquired legions of fans beyond environmental studies — including many scholars of religion.
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