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Carl R. Trueman
Columbia University is presenting a vision of a nation that might be better characterized by the motto Ex uno plures. Continue Reading »
President Biden’s policies have made him a danger to all women everywhere, even in high school restrooms. Continue Reading »
It is an ominous sign when such a basic religious practice as prayer is now the target of hostile legislation in a democratic country. Continue Reading »
With the stroke of a pen Biden has made gender theory's egregious and far-fetched fictions the law of the land. Continue Reading »
Race and Covenant offers a discussion of race in America that acknowledges the very real scars of slavery and the ongoing problem of race along with proposals that seek a constructive way forward. Continue Reading »
For many years, apart from sporadic eruptions in American society, the issue of race has played Banquo’s ghost at the American evangelical banquet: an unsettling, unwelcome, somewhat passive guest. But recent trends in American public opinion, fueled by reports of police violence, have made race . . . . Continue Reading »
An interview with Carl Trueman about The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self: Cultural Amnesia, Expressive Individualism, and the Road to Sexual Revolution. Continue Reading »
In future, could American politicians please keep religion out of their platforms and propaganda? Continue Reading »
The crumbling of the LGBTQ+ alliance may well be a sign of the death of the old culture of sexual ethics. Continue Reading »
When I first read Allan Bloom’s The Closing of the American Mind more than thirty years ago, amid the relentless polemic I was struck by one passage: his attack on Louis Armstrong’s version of “Mack the Knife,” a song I knew and enjoyed, albeit in the far superior version by Bobby . . . . Continue Reading »
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