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The recent disruption of a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, by anti-ICE protesters has prompted familiar legal arguments. Commentators invoke the FACE Act, which prohibits interference with an...

Grace, not race”—so goes the tidy maxim by which many modern interpreters characterize Paul’s gospel. In this reading, Paul severs the covenant community from its ethnic roots and replaces...

Last November, prominent Christian leaders released and signed “The Antioch Declaration,” a document that directly confronted the rising tide of anti-Semitism among certain segments of the Christian right. It...

American culture is undergoing a “vibe shift.” There’s a resurgence of hope among conservatives that politics and culture will increasingly return to reality. But alongside this, there seem to...

Aaron Renn’s “negative world” thesis broadly posits that in contemporary America the primary forces of culture are turned against Christians and Christian moral teaching. Identifying as a Christian and...

Neo-Calvinism: A Theological Introductionby cory c. brock and n. gray sutantolexham academic, 320 pages, $36.99  Abraham Kuyper and Herman Bavinck are the theological fathers of the Reformed renewal movement...

James Wood, associate editor at First Things, responds to criticisms of his widely discussed original essay “How I Evolved on Tim Keller.“  James discusses his critique of “winsome third-wayism” and...

My family’s beloved thirteen-year-old dog is named Keller. Every day he serves as a reminder of the ways that a certain Presbyterian pastor in New York City influenced me...