Millennial Burnout and The Good Place
The problem is not that millennials don’t know how to work, it’s that work is all they know.
The Future of Liberalism: Patrick Deneen and Tucker Carlson
How do we pursue the common good when we can’t see beyond our custom commercial and entertainment options that are always increasing and never satisfying?
Troubling Symbolism in Toronto
Is the Anglican Church of Canada no longer in discernment about same-sex marriage?
Thinking, Belonging Aright
In How to Think, Alan Jacobs has written a short book on a large topic
Compromises and Clarifications: A Letter to Stephen Noll
In the spirit of Paul’s exhortation to “speak the truth in love,” I offer this response, to correct several inaccuracies, and to clarify a point.
Jean Arthur and the Virtue of Kindness
It is Jean Arthur's kindness, in the end, that saves Jimmy Stewart in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.
Celibacy, Abuse, and the Formation of Desire
The clergy sexual abuse crisis is not born from a lack of sexual partners, but from disordered sinful desires acted out in predatory ways.
Philip Sheldrake and the Theology of Desire
As a work that deals with the age-old questions of human motivations, wants, and fears, Befriending our Desires remains highly relevant