For the first twenty-one years of my life, I was under the illusion that I had no history. Like most Americans, I was more concerned with what I would make…
Mere Orthodoxy ↗Of late, I have been intensely feeling the pull of home. This is perhaps a consequence of my Quixotic effort to develop serious regulations of Generative AI, seeding laws in…
Mere Orthodoxy ↗In the latest installment of the ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein, First Things Associate Editor Justin Lee joins in to discuss his recent book, “A Prisoner’s... The…
First Things ↗Everyone assures us that we enjoy the blessings of progress: Capitalism has produced great material wealth, modern technoscience has provided countless benefits. But the development that is pressed upon... The…
First Things ↗Two weeks ago, the U.S. Supreme Court intervened in Mirabelli v. Bonta, restoring a lower-court injunction that blocks California from enforcing policies requiring school employees to conceal a child’s... The…
First Things ↗According to “The Women Leaving the New Right,” a viral piece by Sam Adler-Bell in New York magazine, the movement has “dropped the pretense of protecting women” and gone... The…
First Things ↗Daniel J. Treier, a Protestant theologian noted for his contributions to Christology and theological interpretation of Scripture, died unexpectedly late last year. His former teacher and friend Kevin Vanhoozer wrote…
Mere Orthodoxy ↗Christians regularly read study Bibles and benefit from the notes and various resources they offer—maps, images, profiles of individuals, and more. But what actually goes into the behind-the-scenes work of…
Mere Orthodoxy ↗This excerpt from Casey Spinks, Kierkegaard’s Ontology: The Faith to Be is published with permission from Bloomsbury Academic.
Mere Orthodoxy ↗One banner has become a familiar, almost haunting sight: the #opentowork banner on LinkedIn. Or maybe it used to haunt. Now, when we sign in to see another friend or…
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