While Sara Koenig’s “The Ten Commandments Through the Ages” serves as an interesting diversion, Christians seeking not just intellectual stimulation but also guidance on the moral lessons of the Old Testament should look elsewhere
John SheltonDecember 15, 2025
The shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk is a wakeup call for Americans of every stripe. What is happening to our society? How can we fix it—and where do we start?
Stuart Halpern & Wilfred McClay & Mark Tooley & Robert NicholsonSeptember 15, 2025
1863 saw the ratification of the Emancipation Proclamation, but also horrible violence in the New York City draft riots at the North’s continued involvement in the Civil War
Isaac TuttleAugust 1, 2025
Natural law has too long been neglected as a source of moral reasoning by evangelicals. A new book looks to change that.
Paul D. MillerJuly 25, 2025
The Presbyterian Church in America’s new study committee on Christian Nationalism must address questions not only of historicity, but also practicality and relevance in contemporary America
Philip D. BunnJuly 24, 2025
At first, revolutionary ideologies excuse violence as a sad necessity, before ultimately sacralizing revolutionary violence as an end unto itself
Manousha DhiwagharJuly 22, 2025
Vance’s February Munich speech revealed a deep divide between the American and European conceptions of democracy and individual rights
Michael N. JacobsJuly 21, 2025
On June 30th, Providence and Tikvah partnered to convene a panel titled “What We Mean by ‘Judeo-Christian'”
Jonathan Silver & Marc LiVecche & Tamara Berens & Robert Nicholson & Anne LordJuly 4, 2025
The category of espionage, particularly in the 21st century, defies the Just War moral categories normally used to analyze ethical decisions around warfighting
Moran Vitoria WortmanJune 17, 2025
