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In Violence We Trust?

March 23 ^rd 2017 byMatthew Loftus

Can we meet our desire for security with more than lamenting "senseless violence"?

The Benedict Option or the Augustinian Call?

March 16 ^th 2017 byJames K.A. Smith

Considering two ancient options for the contemporary church.

The Shipwrecked Book: Mark Lilla's Nostalgic Prison

March 9 ^th 2017 byRobert L. Kehoe III

Is all social conservation just defensive reaction?

Tocqueville and Twitter Feeds

March 1 ^st 2017 byJames Poulos

Don't expect either social media or social science to save us; what we need is social theory.

World View

March 1 ^st 2017 byJames K.A. Smith

An annotated reading of your world.

Trust without Teachers

February 23 ^rd 2017 byChad Wellmon

Social media have become the new custodians of knowledge. This matters.

"Please Join Me in Expressing Displeasure with the Draft"

February 16 ^th 2017 byJohn Inazu

If we can't be civil, is faking it going to help?

"High" Tories, Low Impact?

January 19 ^th 2017 byBrent Waters

Worrying about "true" or "pure" or "real" conservatism is a recipe for irrelevance.

The Life and Death of Evangelicalism's Little Magazine

January 12 ^th 2017 byJohn Schmalzbauer

Where will the evangelical life of the mind find a home after Books & Culture?

How to Get Beyond Your Tribe

October 27 ^th 2016 byLisa Hosack

The bad, the ugly, but also the good of group identification.

Looking at the Election Through Polarized Lenses

September 29 ^th 2016 byKevin den Dulk

What kind of pluralists do we want to be?

Revolution"ism" and our Secular Age

September 1 ^st 2016 byJames K.A. Smith

What if unbelief is a social ill? Would we have the courage to name it? And hope otherwise?

Editorial: Join the Anti-Revolutionary Party

August 18 ^th 2016 byJames K.A. Smith

You have nothing to lose but your hubris.

What Are We Willing to Know?

August 11 ^th 2016 byMarilyn McEntyre

Forming wisdom in an age of information overload.

Welcome to the Desert of the Real: A Conversation with Peter Thiel

June 1 ^st 2016 byJames K.A. Smith with Peter Thiel

Amid Silicon Valley hype, an entrepreneur's pessimism might be a sign of hope.

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