The End For Which God Made Us
by Peter J. LeithartWe are created to participate in the life of the Trinity. Continue Reading »
Evangelicals and Catholics
by Peter J. LeithartWhat pushes Evangelicals and Catholics together. Continue Reading »
Organization or Mission?
by Peter J. LeithartIs “missional ecclesiology” an alternative to denominationalism, or is it denominationalism? Continue Reading »
After Denominations, What?
by Peter J. LeithartWhat comes after denominations, if denominations leave? Continue Reading »
Freedom within the Disciplines
by Francesca Aran MurphyFaculty often quarrel over curricula. That’s as it should be. A curriculum, especially its core courses required of all students, is an educational institution’s constitution. To tell a young person he must take this or that course announces a university’s highest priorities. This makes a . . . . Continue Reading »
Catholicity or Geopolitics?
by Peter J. LeithartDiscussions of world Christianity retain a Western bias. Continue Reading »
Why Now?
by Peter J. LeithartUnity is desirable; it's a demand of the gospel. Is it urgent? Continue Reading »
Practical Ecumenism
by Peter J. LeithartSuppose you're convinced that pursuing unity in the church is an urgent demand: What do you do? Continue Reading »
Unity As Mission
by Peter J. LeithartThe churches can offer healing to our world only if the churches can plausibly show themselves to be one church. Continue Reading »
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