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That Was So Yesterday: A Millennial’s Perspective on the State of the Union

Brian Brown: They didn’t, like, even have cell phones when those ideas were sick. Will we ever get a president who understands we want to be heard, not lectured?

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Fixing a Place

Brian Brown: You have to love a place–not an idealized Place–before you can fix it.

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Community as We Know It, Not as We Wish It

James Banks: Joe Carter vs. Front Porch Republic…we need to consider “community” as particular places, not as an ideology.

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Evangelical Gnosticism

Connor Ewing: Religion is integral to Christian belief, lifting our gaze toward ...
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The Bible and the Better Business Bureau

Miriel Thomas: In the professional world—and in every other context—Christianity is a ...
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Love and Politics

Anne Snyder: Something in these two books encouraged me to look at ...

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Subsidiarity as Transnationalism

Karen Rupprecht: Globalization and the Vatican’s “supranational authority” might just herald a more conservative world.

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Symposium: Evangelicals and Conservatism

Yarbrough, Thomas, Brown, Snyder: In light of D.G. Hart’s recent book, what future do evangelicals and conservatives have with each other–if any?

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Think Local, Act Local

Brian Brown: Learn the lessons of Facebook and Twitter: people don’t make friends, buy products, or vote because it’s good for humanity.

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The Mask

Zachary Crippen: 2011 saw the moral facades of many public figures crumble, and with them much of the value of the public square. How can better politics be restored?

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Mediatheque

Bryan Wandel: The pendular swings in the Republican nominating contest have proved that media can continue to accelerate infinitely.

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