The Grandson of the Commandant of Auschwitz is a Pastor in Stuttgart

Jan 7, 2025 by

By Jonathon Van Maren, European Conservative. In seventh grade, Kai Höss discovered that his grandfather had overseen the murders of 1.1 million people. Holocaust education, including a visit to a concentration camp, is mandatory in...

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Bonhoeffer’s Legacy

Dec 12, 2024 by

By Jonathon Van Maren, European Conservative. A new film about anti-Nazi dissident and Lutheran theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer has reignited the debate about his legacy. Dietrich Bonhoeffer is, deservedly, one of the most well-known...

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Gladiator II’s warning to America

Nov 30, 2024 by

Film Review: by Marc LiVecche, from Juicy Ecumenism. “A republic, if you can keep it.” So went Benjamin Franklin’s reply when asked about the kind of government the Constitutional Convention had just birthed. More than simply declarative,...

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The Sexual War Crimes of October 7

Jul 6, 2024 by

By Jonathon Van Maren, European Conservative. Film Review: Screams before Silence. Hamas apologists are obscuring the truth, but the documentary Screams before Silence will ensure that the atrocities will not be forgotten. In February,...

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‘1917’ and the beauty of duty

Jan 7, 2020 by

By Brett McCracken, The Gospel Coalition: “Time is the enemy.” That’s the marketing tagline for Sam Mendes’s World War I epic 1917, this year’s Golden Globe winner for best drama. Not since Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk has time itself been...

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Can we learn from ancient prayer books?

Jul 3, 2018 by

By Andrew Symes, Anglican Mainstream. Why would a 21st century evangelical be interested in liturgy? asked Mark Earngey as he began his talk at Wycliffe Hall (on 11 June). An extrovert Australian, Mark is definitely not a nerdy academic,...

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