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A video of Brad Littlejohn and I discussing Jordan Peterson will be streaming on the Davenant Institute Facebook page at midnight GMT / 7pm ET / 4pm PT. Just under an hour from now. Update: Here’s the exact link.

Progressive versus conservative evangelical spats are one of the very worst things about Twitter, which is really saying something. Such arguments illustrate just how poor a medium Twitter can be for productive conversation, not least on account of its tendency … Continue reading →

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My review of Ashley McGuire’s recent book, Sex Scandal: The Drive to Abolish Male and Female, has just been published over on The Gospel Coalition website. McGuire explores numerous fronts of the current assault on the reality of sexual difference: children’s … Continue reading →

On numerous occasions in my writing on social and political issues, I have drawn attention away from the issues that lie in the largely ephemeral foreground of our awareness to remark upon the radical changes that the technology of the … Continue reading →

I have transformed my old guest posts page into a ‘Writings Elsewhere’ page (there is a tab in the top bar of the blog). Take a look. I’d love to hear feedback too: do you prefer the new format, or … Continue reading →

Today is the 13th anniversary of my first blog post. Not a lot takes place here nowadays, beyond links to posts elsewhere, but it still feels good to reach the landmark.

Our latest Mere Fidelity podcast went online earlier today. Within it Matt, Derek, and I discuss the issue of curiosity, taking an essay by John Webster as our starting point. In the show I reference this, from St. Bernard: Food that … Continue reading →

As any reader of this blog should know, I have a great appreciation for the scholarship of Peter Leithart and have been heavily influenced by him over the years. Arthur Kay, the minister of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Affetside (near Bury, Greater … Continue reading →