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Equitable Opportunities for All Children

April 23 ^rd 2012 byNelson Kloosterman

A Different Way

April 11 ^th 2012 byCharles Glenn

On Satire

March 26 ^th 2012 byAaron Belz

Jokes: a sophisticated form of border patrol and, in parody especially, correction.

Something Beautiful for God: The Gift of Jean Vanier

March 1 ^st 2012 byCraig Bartholomew

Vanier and the L'Arche communities exemplify the "journey inward" funding the "journey outward."

Jacques Ellul and Technology's Trade-off

March 1 ^st 2012 byDavid W. Gill

When did "hard-working, successful, creative" become our virtues of choice?

The Liberty She Won for Others

March 1 ^st 2012 byKaren Swallow Prior

Hannah More used her pen to effect great reform.

Small is Beautiful (Except When it Isn't)

February 10 ^th 2012 byJordan Ballor

The Devil Plays Catan

February 1 ^st 2012 byKyle David Bennett

A game can be a fecund womb through which habitual evil is birthed.

Confronting the Challenge of Xenophobia

January 4 ^th 2012 byMelissa Wear

Libya and the Responsibility to Protect

January 2 ^nd 2012 byLuke Glanville

Whoever Welcomes this Child

December 19 ^th 2011 byPhilip Ney

Immigration, Refugees, and the Old Testament

December 12 ^th 2011 byMark Glanville

The Masterful Illusion of "Ethical Oil"

December 7 ^th 2011 byJohn Hiemstra

The Old Testament, "Holy War" and Christian Morality

November 21 ^st 2011 byHeath Thomas

How and Why We Should Read the Poetry of the Old Testament for Public Life Today

November 14 ^th 2011 byKnut Heim

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