Culture • Christianity & Culture Saint Augustine and the Political Imagination Kaitlyn Schiess | 8 min read Many Christians arrive at the end of this election season with a sense of relief regardless of the outcome. The months (or even years) leading up to the election have... Continue Reading
Faith • Biblical Reflections Jesus, Eyes Open D.S. Chapman | < 1 min read Over the past months much has remained the same. For many of us this season has stretched longer than our initial predictions, and then longer than our revised predictions. At... Continue Reading
Faith • Theological Reflections After the Flood – The Promise and Perils of Unity Rev. Dr. Bill Fullilove | 11 min read The aftermath of contentious elections is typically followed by calls for national unity, calls to heal the divisions exposed by the electoral process. Will it be so in the aftermath... Continue Reading
Faith • Biblical Reflections Revelation: A Competing Symbolic Universe Dr. Nicholas G. Piotrowski | 16 min read I hear the word “apocalypse” in casual settings more than a dozen times each year. It seems that every year there is a “Snow-pocalypse,” by which the evening news means... Continue Reading
Culture • Popular Culture Everything is Broken Dr. Steven Garber | 3 min read A few weeks ago on an early morning drive I listened to Bob Dylan for two hours, the whole way there. Not what I always do, but that day I... Continue Reading
Faith • Theological Reflections The Promise and Perils of Faith, Vocation, and Culture: Part II – Suffering for Changing the World Dr. Bruce Lowe | 8 min read The New Testament’s Crooked Narrative Arc: In Part I last week, I began by noting that the New Testament is not entirely straightforward when it comes to the subject of... Continue Reading
