Flourishing with technology: An exercise in discernment

Discernment / Exercises

Technology: What’s Gained and What’s Lost? In an article titled “How You’ll Get Organized,” James Fallows asked five technology experts “to speculate about the…

Discernment Exercise: A Toolkit for Conversations

Discernment / Exercises

The School of Life (www.theschooloflife.com), headquartered in London and founded by philosopher and author Alain de Botton, offers in their shop an attractive little…

Vital Questions About Your Life

Discernment / Maturity and Flourishing / Spirituality

In a brief piece posted online on The Huffington Post (03/02/2014), Susie Moore, a life coach in New York City listed “5 Killer Life…

Discernment Exercise: Responding to a Changing World

Discernment / Exercises

Hans Rookmaaker, art historian and colleague of Francis Schaeffer published Modern Art and the Death of a Culture in 1970. It was written, in…

Discernment Exercise: Nudity in Art

Discernment / Exercises

To the editor: First, I’d like to thank you for devoting so much ink and paper in your last issue to Square Halo Books…

Slipping into politicization

Faith / Pluralistic World

One of the characteristics of 21st century American culture—part of what earlier generations called “the spirit of the age”—is the politicization of life. What…

Faithfulness in a Consumerist Society

Faith / Pluralistic World

As Christians we should be grateful for every aspect of society that allows human beings to flourish. Each is evidence of the common grace…

What to do with liberty?

Pluralistic World

In his thoughtful and intriguing Religion for Atheists, Alain de Botton argues that the libertarian fear of a paternal State can have unfortunate consequences.…

Blasphemy and Free Speech

Culture / Pluralistic World

Editor’s note: The following is adapted from a lecture delivered at Hillsdale College’s Allan P. Kirby, Jr. Center for Constitutional Studies and Citizenship in…