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City of God—St. Augustine’s Political Psychology

In his City of God, Augustine offers a subtle and unsettling, civil diagnosis: political orders are built not on ideas but on loves.

Slower than the Headline: Christian Discernment in an Age of Instant Allegiance

Christians often fall into instant side-taking, even in complex situations, because we've allowed politics to become our primary catechist.

Speaking in Public as if Everything is OK

How should Christian leaders speak in moments of cultural crisis? How can the Gospel be announced in moments of convulsion and trauma?

Preaching and Politics

How should ministers of the gospel engage politics from the pulpit? 

Christmas & the Politics of Incarnation

To mistake Jesus's Incarnation, death, and resurrection for a purely spiritual reality is a misreading. The story leads to the public square.

A Ministry of Witness at the Precinct

The entire experience was tiring, and exciting, and my back ached by the end of the 16-hour session. But it was worth it.

Living with Nicaea with Peter Casarella and Daniela Augustine

How does Nicaea speak to social and political life today?

Whose Kingdom Come?

Historian Philip Jenkins: “Empires are an inescapable component in the making, remaking, and rethinking of the world’s faiths.”

Resisting Provocateur Politics

Following Charlie Kirk’s assassination, our public discourse has shown its ugly edges. Christ call us to something else.

The Gospel and the Specter of Christian Nationalism

It's hard to define the term "Christian Nationalism." Denunciations, therefore, aren't enough, and Christians have something better to offer.

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