Evangelicals in Civic Life publication
Christians Should Rejoice Over Dobbs
Carl R. Trueman
I had always assumed that the LGBTQ+ movement would provide the trigger for the fracturing of American Christianity, not abortion.
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First Things / July 7, 2022
Down Goes Roe
Carl R. Trueman
And with it, a classic statement of expressive individualism.
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WORLD Opinions / July 5, 2022
The Moral Worldview of Dobbs
Andrew T. Walker
Justice Alito argues that life is worth protecting for its own sake
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WORLD Opinions / June 28, 2022
The Queen and the Role of a Christian Monarch
Brad Littlejohn
As the “defender of the faith,” Elizabeth serves as an inspiration to other political leaders
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World Opinions / June 28, 2022
Tom Hanks Gets Empathy Wrong
Carl R. Trueman
Yet in declaring that it is inappropriate for a straight actor to play a gay man on screen, Hanks negates the importance of the shared humanity that makes him empathetic in the first place.
First Things / June 23, 2022
A Conservative Revolutionary
Brad Littlejohn
Since no one loves the inherited goods of community, faith, and custom as dearly as the conservative, no one is liable to fight more fiercely when they are under mortal threat.
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National Affairs / June 21, 2022
The Culture of Sentimentality
Carl R. Trueman
Sentiment, rather than clear thinking, tends to guide so much of our ethical debate today.
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WORLD Opinions / June 21, 2022
The Western Water Crisis and the Mandate of Stewardship
Brad Littlejohn
A call for creative innovation and personal sacrifice
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WORLD Opinions / June 16, 2022
How To Talk About Christian Ethics
Andrew T. Walker
For the Christian to persist in the public square, we must not only be prepared to cite the sincerity of our claim, but the sound reasonabless undergirding it as well.
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First Things / June 15, 2022
We Peasants of the Metaverse
Brad Littlejohn
We cannot make sense of economic forms in the current century simply by applying the rules of the last.
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American Compass / June 13, 2022
A Culture of Coddling
Brad Littlejohn
All levels of authority have imbibed the idea that their responsibility is above all to shelter those under their care from any danger or risk.
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WORLD Opinions / June 9, 2022