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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?

Playful Minds

June 1 ^st 2016 byDave Sikkema

Games can recover play in learning, but we still have to know what it means to "learn."

Up with the People?

May 12 ^th 2016 byEric Miller

There's nothing magical about "the people," unless they aspire to become a citizenry.

Taking Aim at Ambition

March 30 ^th 2016 byJames K.A. Smith

A writers collective looks for virtue amidst the vices of hubris, pride, and vainglory

Whither American Conservatives?

March 3 ^rd 2016 byMichael Gerson

Michael Gerson delivers the 2016 Cardus Hill Family Lecture

Embracing a Missionary Moment

January 19 ^th 2016 byJohn Seel

A Review of Revisiting "Faithful Presence."

Deconstructing Failure

December 16 ^th 2015 byPeter Boumgarden

How the fall of BlackBerry teaches us to act with courage amid moral uncertainty.

The Justice of Memory, the Grace of Forgetting: A Conversation with Miroslav Volf

December 1 ^st 2015 byMiroslav Volf with James K.A. Smith

How to remember the truth with love, and why we should hope to forget.

A Wardrobe in Kansas, Portal to Mystery

November 4 ^th 2015 byErin Doom

A “show and tell” exploration of the Eighth Day Institute in Wichita, Kansas.

Closing the Graduation Gap

June 1 ^st 2015 byMichael Gerson

Opportunity does not exist where odds are something to be defied.

Run Toward the Pain

May 7 ^th 2015 byMatthew Loftus

Broken cities need those minor leaders who cultivate a community's moral formation.

The Lamb of Wall Street

January 8 ^th 2015 byMaxwell Anderson

Could business use a catechism?

Shalom Starts at Home: A Conversation with Jonathan Bradford

June 19 ^th 2014 byJonathan Bradford with James K.A. Smith

Lessons learned in 40 years in the inner city.

Ambition, Influence, and Entrepreneurship

May 15 ^th 2014 byD. Michael Lindsay with James K.A. Smith

Leaders take a liberal arts approach to life.

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