The persisting relevance of Dorothy L. Sayers—and the author’s persisting gratitude
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REVIEW: The Liberal Arts as Dare
Can we make good on the ancient promise of freedom?
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Oh the Places We Went: The Place Where My Story Began
The joy—and responsibility—of belonging to a place
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What’s New about AI? A Historian’s Perspective
The hope that technology will serve human purposes has gotten a little more desperate
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What, Then, Does Calvin University Mean?*
By restoring communal transparency amid complex cultural shifts, Calvin offers an example to follow
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Must Thrasymachus Have the Last Word?
If we want to keep justice from becoming just another word for power, we have some work to do
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FORUM: The End of Roe, Day Four
A time to listen
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Standing in Solidarity
The emerging geopolitical landscape demands an idealism grounded in humility
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Choosing Hope in a Time of Fear
Meaning and purpose are possible for each of us. But we have to choose them.
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Can Too Much Caring Threaten Our Convictions?
When our convictions are under threat, retreat may not be the best option
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The Equality Act and the Claims of Justice
The Equality Act promises justice. For some religious communities, it threatens the opposite.
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