Consoling the Heart
Fare Forward, Issue 11 It may sound like I’m trying to smuggle classical conceptions of rationality into contemporary notions of emotional awareness: Brené Brown cloaked under Aristotelian virtue ethics or…
Podcast: On Racism and the American Church: Jemar Tisby
Call & Character, season 2 | episode 1, January 14, 2021 On January 6, white nationalists stormed the US Capitol—many of them carrying banners with phrases like “Jesus Saves” and…
Between Pandemic and Protest: The future of the liberal arts in higher education
COVID-19 has been apocalyptic for higher education, presenting a cliff made still taller by a powerful protest movement. Both events have intensified pressures long squeezing the survival of the liberal arts as…
A Regimen of Grace
Comment, Winter 2018 It is the dispersal of shadows, the rending of sacred curtains, the unburdening of consciences, and the liberation of captives that typifies Calvin at his best. For…