We keep discussing our political and governmental woes, but what do the experts say? The online political news site Politico has a feature in which dozens of experts from across the political spectrum are asked to give brief statements about what they think we should
Hans Fiene of Lutheran Satire outdoes himself with Mr. Thompson and the Vicar Rebrand.
Union Theological Seminary in New York City has long been one of the most respected and academically-prominent institutions in mainline liberal Protestantism. Earlier this week, during a chapel service, the seminary students confessed their ecological sins to plants. The seminary sent out this tweet on Tuesday:
We have been blogging about debates among conservative Christians and political conservatives over the best way forward in these perilous times. What raised these issues for many people was the debate that broke out between the two conservative pundits Sohrab Ahmari and David French. Others
Freedom. Rights. Equality. Democracy. Rule of Law. Free Enterprise. These are the tenets of liberal democracy (the word “liberal” referring not to left-leaning progressivism but to the Latin word for “freedom”). Most Americans across the political spectrum take these principles for granted. But today liberal
Hollywood is disappointed with the summer movie box office. Though there were a few hits, the public seems to be tiring of sequels, prequels, remakes, reboots, and recycled formulas. But the problem isn’t just with movies. Can you name a new musical style? A new
As Christians wrestle with the problems of holding onto the faith in a time of unbridled secularism, Roman Catholic political theory is coming back with a vengeance. This is evident in the debate between Sohrab Ahmari and David French, with the Catholic Ahmari arguing that
Veggie Tales was a ground-breaker in Christian programming for children, telling Bible stories and lessons in life–in a fun and funny way–by means of animated talking vegetables. Videos of Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber were staples in many Christian households in the 1990s,
Concordia Publishing House celebrated its 150th Anniversary yesterday. Though CPH now offers some 10,000 products, its foundational publication has always been Luther’s Small Catechism, one of the most succinct and eloquent explanations of Christianity in all of Christendom, designed both to teach the faith to young
As we keep hearing, Millennials don’t affiliate with a church as much as other generations did and tend to be skeptical of religious authorities. Then again, it turns out that Millennials don’t affiliate much with ANY groups or organizations. And they are skeptical of ALL
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