Dietrich von Hildebrand (1889–1977) was a German philosopher known for his works in ethics, aesthetics, social philosophy, and the philosophy of religion. He was one of Europe’s most outspoken voices against Nazism and Communism. A convert to Catholicism, he had a...
Professor C.S. Lewis The Kilns, Lewis Close, Headington, Oxfordshire, UK Dear Professor C.S. Lewis, I hardly mean to bother you. I know you receive thousands of letters each year and that it is your habit to answer all of your mail. I do not want to burden you with...
Dear America, You have a memory and history problem. As a political science professor, I am privy to the background and the foreground of the cultural moment as I live vicariously through the lives of my students—active consumers and budding culture makers that they...
A review.
Does segmenting the market necessarily segment the gospel?
The power and peril of examining personal history.
“The act of imagination is bound up with memory.” —Toni Morrison
Discerning history in all its multitudes.
Belonging, friendship, and prayer in the life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
Reflections on my thirty-ninth birthday.
The surgeon general’s quest for community.
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