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A Zinger from Winger
Whether you agree with Mike Winger's conclusions or not, this is an astonishing piece of work: a eleven and a half hour video on 1 Timothy 2:11-15, the result of a whole... Read more -
Is Authority Always Coercive?
In a superb response to Sohrab Ahmari's new book Tyranny, Inc, Brad Littlejohn has a wonderful section on authority, power and coercion, which is well worth reading.... Read more -
The Benevolence of Santa Claus
As a child I was faced with a phenomenon requiring explanation. I hung up at the end of my bed an empty stocking, which in the morning became a full stocking. I had not... Read more -
Welcome and Witness
On the final episode of our Post-Christianity podcast we are joined by the excellent Rebecca McLaughlin (who, by the way, is joining us at THINK 2024). We talk about how... Read more -
Books of the Year 2023
Choosing a book of the year is incredibly difficult. How do you compare a witty, creative and thrilling novel like Rebecca Kuang's Yellowface with Emily Wilson's... Read more -
Faith and Fruitfulness
Episode 7 of our Post-Christianity podcast is out today. Glen and I get practical on the ways in which Christians can respond to the all the developments we've been... Read more -
Selves and Psychologies
The sixth of our eight Post-Christianity episodes has just dropped. Glen and I talk to Carl Trueman about selves, psychologies and individualism: Read more -
Progress and Progressivism
In this episode, Glen and I talk about progress: on slavery, human rights, civil rights, the sexual revolution, and the dashing of hope by two world wars. We consider... Read more -
The First Sexual Revolution
In this week's episode of the Post-Christianity podcast, Glen and I are joined by Kyle Harper, author of From Shame to Sin and Professor of Classics and Letters at the... Read more -
The Unity of Isaiah
Lots of modern interpreters read Isaiah 29:17-24 as if it was written after the exile by a redactor, hundreds of years after Isaiah, and inserted into a (mostly)... Read more - Page < 1 2 3 4 5 > Last ›