Eric Miller directs the Humanities program at Geneva College in Beaver Falls, Pennsyvania. His essays have appeared in several publications, including the Cresset, Mars Hill Review, and Christianity Today.

Eric Miller has summed up Henry's enduring legacy well: “By urging Christians to wage together what he once termed the ‘age-old battle against unbelief,' he called us to a present and future catholicity premised on the sovereign rule of the Son of God: the ben

Eric Miller makes some important points in “Alone in the Academy” (February), his MacIntyre-inspired lament about the modern university. Among the most important points is that a university which elevates a deracinated liberalism to the status of doctrine will

Eric Miller, professor of history at Geneva College, is the author of Glimpses of Another Land: Political Hopes, Spiritual Longing, from which this essay is adapted, and of Hope in a Scattering Time: A Life of Christopher Lasch. Become a fan of First Things o

Eric Miller, writing about Amish fiction in Christianity Today, suggests that there is a wistfulness to Amish-fiction readers’ literary tastes, a longing for a “world that’s refused to simply go along with it all, the mad dash to freedom be damned.” One reader

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