Culture • Current Conversations Remembering June 4–For every human heart and for all of history Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read The political costs of self-deception, one more day. June 4 is now iconic, at least for those who pay attention to the way the world is and ought to be.... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Who Will We Be? And Why? Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read For years I taught on Capitol Hill at the American Studies Program. Semester-by-semester we would draw into Washington thoughtful, motivated undergraduates who had honest interests in public life. Our curriculum... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Creating for now and eternity Luther Weber | 3 min read What do Christian architects, a contractor, an international relations coordinator, a marketing photographer, a musician, a preschool administrator/teacher and a psychotherapist all have in common? As Christians, we know that... Continue Reading
Culture • Current Conversations Pro-bot, or No-bot? Jay Bilsborrow | 3 min read Not long ago I had a bad habit of asking my friends ridiculous hypothetical questions just for amusement’s sake, which probably indicated that I didn’t have anything better to talk... Continue Reading
Culture • Popular Culture On “The Artist” and more Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read Meg and I saw the film, “The Artist” last night. A bit reluctantly, I confess. For months now, I have wondered whether a silent film in black-and-white would be worth... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Twisted Work (and Untwisting It!) Rev. Bill Haley | 7 min read There’s no doubt about it, Americans work hard, or at least a lot. An extensive study from 2010 exploring the impact of our work habits on family life spells it... Continue Reading