A Christian Call to Re-Enchant the World

Oct 7, 2024 by

By Sebastian Morello, European Conservative. Book Review: Living in Wonder: Finding Mystery and Meaning in a Secular Age, Rod Dreher, Zondervan. Rod Dreher has a preternatural ability to identify the topic around which all conversation...

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A review of Christopher and Richard Hays, The Widening of God’s Mercy

Sep 30, 2024 by

by Martin Davie, Reflections of an Anglican Theologian: The background and purpose of The Widening of God’s Mercy Christopher Hays is Professor of Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern Studies at Fuller Theological Seminar and  his...

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Reaching towards Heaven

Sep 18, 2024 by

By Shawn Phillip Cooper, European Conservative. Book Review: Versing the Mystery, Christopher Villiers, Arouca Press, 2024. Christopher Villiers’ latest anthology of poems, Versing the Mystery, carries the gospel and its context from Eve...

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Taking The Anxious Generation Further

Sep 12, 2024 by

by Joshua Pauling, Public Discourse: Haidt’s work points us toward reclaiming childhood. Let’s go further and reclaim our humanity. In her recent review of Jonathan Haidt’s The Anxious Generation, Claire Morell writes that “the tide is...

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Where did wokeness come from?

Sep 9, 2024 by

by Patrick West, spiked: Taboo, by Eric Kaufmann, digs at the roots of a new religion. It is often said that woke ideology is the expression and fulfilment of ‘cultural Marxism’. Many take issue with this claim and this phrase, not least...

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Science was meant to disprove religion – so why is it bringing us closer than ever to proving God is real?

Sep 9, 2024 by

by Matthew Phelan, Daily Mail: Many atheists, including eminent scientist Richard Dawkins, believe religion is antithetical to science. But a blockbuster study reporting evidence of ancient traces of hemoglobin, a key protein in blood,...

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