From Carl Trueman’s The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self to Kristen DuMez’s Jesus…
Karen Swallow PriorMay 3, 2021
In the preface of his book, A Genetic Switch, famed molecular biologist Mark Ptashne writes…
Clayton D. CarlsonApril 30, 2021
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (usually just called Caravaggio) was always hiding. He left his family…
Katie KresserApril 29, 2021
Editor’s Note; In this series on academics and the Fall, I have focused on the…
Perry L. GlanzerApril 28, 2021
We have all heard this from our students: “Why do I have to know when…
Margaret DiddamsApril 27, 2021
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Having worked at three different Christian colleges in my career, I have observed that discussions…
Derek C. SchuurmanApril 9, 2021
Last year I wrote about the possibility that Christians face religious discrimination in the United States. We…
George YanceyApril 8, 2021
In the midst of the fear and uncertainty of the pandemic, while trying to figure…
Clayton D. CarlsonApril 7, 2021
And there is a second commandment, which seems to me even more incomprehensible and arouses…
Perry L. GlanzerApril 6, 2021
“What do congregations have to teach scientists?” This was the question that James K. A.…
Ruth BancewiczApril 5, 2021
On this day, we remember the unjust murder of an innocent man. And he wasn’t…
Katie KresserApril 2, 2021
The legendary fall of Troy was precipitated by the horrific death of the priest Laocoön,…
Julia D. HejdukApril 1, 2021
Chloé Zhao’s Nomadland debuted last month in select theaters and on Hulu. On Sunday it…
Chase MitchellMarch 31, 2021
About a decade ago, a first-generation freshman came into my office for her first academic…
Margaret DiddamsMarch 30, 2021
In February I posted a piece in which I wondered how we think about our…
David I. SmithMarch 29, 2021
