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Catholics and Modern Anti-Semitism

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Why I Became Orthodox

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Augustine and the Glittering Vices of Christian Ministry

This essay is adapted from The Augustinian Pastor: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Ministry(Baker Academic, 2026).

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Augustine and the Glittering Vices of Christian Ministry

Augustine describes sin carefully to learn to see it. He does that not just so we can see it over there, but so we can learn to see it in…

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When a Cathedral Disappears

In the center of Stepanakert, the capital city Armenians call the heart of Artsakh, there once stood a white limestone cathedral crowned with a dome and bell tower that... The…

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Embodying Spirit

The Bible figures the Spirit as breath, wind, smoke, and flame. He blows where he will, circulates invisibly, flickers like glory. You can hear his voice, but you can’t... The…

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The Ancient World Had No Word for Child Abuse

In 1 BC, a man named Hilarion wrote a letter to his pregnant wife, Alis, while he was away on business in Alexandria. The letter survives on papyrus, preserved by…

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The Ancient World Had No Word for Child Abuse

The Christian revolution transformed a normal practice of the Roman world into a moral offense and a crime in the Christian world.

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Why Christian Scholars Need the Psalms

As students met this spring to launch our first Coverdale House reading group, we followed a standard format for the evening: we ate, we prayed, and we got down to…

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Why Christian Scholars Need the Psalms

We must build institutions that seek to form Christian minds according to Scripture. If we don’t, it will be done anyway, but not in ways we want.

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