What is popular this week at Current?

Here are the most popular features of the week at Current:

1. Marvin Olasky, “Making Amends“
2. Bradshaw Frey, “LONG FORM: Reimagining the Liberal Arts College“
3. Adam Jortner, “Are We Prepared for the Militarization of the Trump Movement?“
4. Matthew Bowman, “UFO Alert“
5. John Fea, “I Baptize You in the Name of Donald Trump“

Here are the most popular posts of the last week at The Way of Improvement Leads Home blog:

1. Christian artist Mylon Lefevre has died
2. Eastern Nazarene College: An evangelical school doing evangelical things
3. White supremacists converge on Eastern Nazarene College
4. Trump court evangelicals, prophets, and pseudo-historians will gather with Charlie Kirk in San Diego this week to train pastors
5. Evangelical roundup for September 11, 2023
6. The Heritage Foundation is leading $22 million project that includes the promotion of Christian nationalism
7. Jack Hibbs once again spreads falsehoods to his congregation. This time it’s about the Maui wildfires
8. Eboo Patel: “It’s time to overturn the Robin DiAngelo and Ibram X. Kendi model” of “power and privilege”
9. Eric Metaxas prepares pastors for a holy war
10. Conservative sportswriter Jason Whitlock: “Deion says he’s a follower of Jesus Christ, but he completely ignores every scripture related to humility.”

Here are the most popular posts of the last week at The Arena blog:

1. Observations for students in higher ed at the beginning of the semester (John H. Haas)
2. Hunting invisible elephants (Jon D. Schaff)
3. Paul Thompson on higher education, temperance, and biblical views on race.
4. The pumpkinification of autumn (Nadya Williams)
5. Ideas in progress: Robert Fleegler on the history of smoking in the U.S.

RECOMMENDED READING

Conservative sportswriter Jason Whitlock: “Deion says he’s a follower of Jesus Christ, but he completely ignores every scripture related to humility.” Special evangelical roundup: Asbury University revival edition REVIEW: It’s About the Journey White supremacists converge on Eastern Nazarene College