Mercersburg Theology, Eucharistic Union, and Civil Society

by James R. Rogers

Mercersburg theology has a small but devoted following among evangelically-oriented Calvinists. It was a nineteenth-century movement centered in the German Reformed seminary at Mercersburg, Pennsylvania. Leading scholars John Williamson Nevins and Philip Schaff criticized the individualism and . . . . Continue Reading »

20 May 2016

Civil Society, Church, and State

by David T. Koyzis

Civil society does not represent an effort to “fix” something, whether it be the overweening state or the corrosive market. To think that it does is to miss the point.
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15 Oct 2015

Can Civil Society Fix Us?

by Peter J. Leithart

Skepticism about “civil society.” Continue Reading »

14 Oct 2015

Conversion to Civil Society

by Peter J. Leithart

Christian conversion opens up new opportunities for participation in civil society. Continue Reading »

25 Jul 2014