Here are the most popular features of the week at Current:
- Mark Noll, “LONG FORM: You’ve Written Two Long Books—So What?“
- Nadya Williams, “Israel’s Liturgy of National Suffering“
- John Stackhouse, “LONG FORM: Where Have You Gone, Abraham Kuyper?”
- Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn, “LONG FORM: Remembering the University’s Mission“
- Daniel K. Williams and Marvin Olasky, “Abortion and Pro-Life Politics: A Conversation, Part II“
Here are the most popular posts of the last week at The Way of Improvement Leads Home blog:
- What is going on at Grand Canyon University?
- John McWhorter: Ibram X. Kendi is not a “grifter”
- Former Harvard president Lawrence Summers on the school’s silence on the Israel-Hamas war
- Trump: Immigrants are “poisoning the blood of our country”
- Evangelical roundup for October 9, 2023
- Evangelical pastor John MacArthur in 1998: “When a ruler is given to lies, he will accumulate around him people who can tolerate lying.”
- Members of the Robert and Ethel Kennedy family continue to denounce Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential run
- Princeton historian Kevin Kruse is done with Twitter (X)
- Pamela Paul: “a person can oppose racism on firm ethical or philosophical or pragmatic grounds without embracing Kendi’s conception of antiracism.”
- Jonathan Greenblatt of the Anti-Defamation League rips MSNBC over its coverage of the Hamas-Israeli war
Here are the most popular posts of the last week at The Arena blog:
- Barry Manilow: not so bad (John Stackhouse)
- Ideas in Progress: Pearl J. Young on southern religion and the Civil War (Pearl J. Young)
- You really can just unplug: three months later (Dixie Dillon Lane)
- Children’s classics find a new life in Classical languages (Nadya Williams)
- On not concluding (Elizabeth Stice)