I was recently interviewed by a Hillsdale College journalism student on the debate in Michigan over whether its state Republican Party will “inevitably” adopt same-sex marriage. Given that this is. . .
Read MoreBoth Mayor Reed and The New York Times aren’t willing to write a blank check to any and all sexual activity or sexual arrangement. There are limits to what they’d find. . .
Read MoreImagine the irony of an opinion columnist who is paid, probably handsomely, to express his beliefs and convictions in the nation’s premier newspaper using his position to rob his readers. . .
Read MoreLast night, The Weekly Standard tweeted “Print Free or Die” with a picture of the prophet Muhammed, whose physical iconography is the purported reason that the terrorist attacks were carried out. . .
Read MoreI think marriage is the most pressing issue facing the intelligibility of Christian social ethics within the public square for my generation. So I was really intrigued by First Things’. . .
Read MoreThere’s been a lot of discussion about Hillsong and its pastor Brian Houston’s comments about gay marriage. I’ve written about the subject here and here at First Things. Yesterday, my friend. . .
Read MoreI was supposed to be in Illinois today at the Illinois Baptist State Association’s “Elevate Marriage” conference, but, as providence and mechanical failure would have it, my plane was delayed. . .
Read More“Christian eschatology cannot link with political utopianism any better than Christian soteriology can link with political messianism”. . .
Read MoreI’m in the middle of working on a doctoral seminar paper for a biblical ethics class and came across the following quote from John Frame in his magisterial volume The Doctrine of the Christian Life. . .
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“Everything Will Be Alright in the End.” That’s not just good eschatology, it’s good music, too. Today, one of my all-time favorite bands, Weezer, has a brand new album, its. . .
Read MoreToday’s Supreme Court news is one for the history books. As Albert Mohler noted, “It was the day the nation’s highest court took one of the lowest paths of least resistance.”
Read MoreYesterday, Brian McLaren posted a “friendly note” to me on his blog in response to my TIME piece criticizing Evangelicals for Marriage Equality (EME), an organization of which he’s a. . .
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