Capitol and Cathedral
People who are rooted in robust theological traditions are less susceptible to Trumpism than are those who subscribe to generic Protestantism. Read more
People who are rooted in robust theological traditions are less susceptible to Trumpism than are those who subscribe to generic Protestantism. Read more
By repudiating Trump, evangelicals can do the right thing and improve the integrity of their political witness going forward. Read more
Never-Trump evangelicals could be politically consequential. But people who are excited by this development tend to overstate its impact. Read more
People whose faith lives are animated by active beliefs in robust theological ideas will accede to Trumpism at lower levels. Read more
Their only shred of relevance is their place in journalists' Rolodexes. Reporters should just stop calling them. Read more
There's a lot to unpack here. But before you take anyone else's word for it, I encourage to read and think through this exchange for yourself. Read more
The narrative comes across like this: The VP candidates are religious men, talking easily and naturally about faith in ways that their running mates are not. This difference, such as it is, is much more dramatic for Trump/Pence than for Clinton/Kaine. Read more
It's not a good look for so-called liberals. Read more
Conservatives do not own C.S. Lewis, and they should stop supposing they do. Read more
But don't despair. We still have two more debates to endure. Read more
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