Weekly Update

Imagine the collective joy and confusion of the disciples on the first Easter.

Let’s end the never-beginning, never-ending, nebulous childhood now.

“Common sense” – clear anthropology – has an attractive potency to it, which we could do well not to underestimate.

Last week, a political commentator set off debate when she made claims about "Christian nationalism." What does that term mean, and how are we to think about it?

The uproar around the Alabama Supreme Court decision handed down earlier this month, which defined human embryos as human beings, is only getting louder.

On Valentine's Day, soulmates, vocation, and human freedom.

The Super Bowl (and the morning after) serve as a reminder of the human urge to live according to the rhythms of the cosmos.

The habits invited by the Christian faith are not meant to be mainly burdensome - so why do we often view the Sabbath as a burden and a restriction?

For too long, believers have been cowed into silence by the insinuation that religion is a ‘private’ matter. Nonsense.