The Politics of American Christianity

by Mark Bauerlein

George Yancey joins the podcast to discuss his book, One Faith No Longer: The Transformation of Christianity in Red and Blue America. Continue Reading »

21 Mar 2022 0

Civil Righteousness and the Gospel in the American Church

by James R. Rogers

It’s one thing for the American political regime to value Christian churches because they help supply the moral requisites for sustaining the regime; for churches themselves to conceive of their purpose in this way is quite another thing. Continue Reading »

3 Oct 2016 0

The Need for Epiphanic Evangelicalism

by James R. Rogers

The second challenge I see facing American churches today (I discuss the first one here) is how the Church engages postmodernism in American culture. By “postmodern” I do not simply mean the period succeeding modernity, however one wants to date that. Rather, I mean the subjectivist thrust of . . . . Continue Reading »

11 Jan 2016 0

The Ecclesiastical Failure of Christian America

by James R. Rogers

Ross Douthat’s Erasmus lecture, “A Crisis of Conservative Catholicism,” and Carl Trueman’s column, “Is There A Crisis in Conservative Protestantism?” put me in mind to think about the American Church. That said, I’m more of a “not-with-a-bang-but-a-whimper” kind of guy, not that . . . . Continue Reading »

16 Dec 2015 0

Religion and Presidential Voting Patterns

by Greg Forster

This just in: Jerry Falwell is still dead Continue Reading »

6 Oct 2015 0

This Time Narnia is a City

by Gene Fant

A confluence is occurring in Christian higher education in the U.S., with new leaders at strategic urban institution, just in time for new opportunities to be pursued.
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7 Jul 2014 0