Denis & Margie Haack continue to write at Critique-Letters
Thinking Christianly Together About Racism
It’s been fascinating, enlightening and at the same time, discouraging to read various responses to my essay on racism and justice, “No More of…
Tag: discernment
Ahhh, there I am!
1921. Two little girls, sisters, warmly dressed, pose in a yard in New Bedford, Massachusetts. On the left is Ruth Simpson Ashworth bundled into…
Between Two Millstones (Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, 2018)
Misunderstanding one’s own time During a time of political turmoil in ancient Israel the tribe of Issachar contained “men who had understanding of the…
Discernment Exercise: Cultural Lies
Lies We’re Being Told In the April 15, 2019 issue of The New York Times, columnist David Brooks published a thoughtful opinion piece titled,…
Random reflections on lying
“I’d like to move next February,” my mother told me. She looked me in the eye intently and repeated herself. “I’m going to move…
Insight into Film: Why We Talk About Films
We believe that the films we call attention to are valuable for the discerning Christian. Valuable as a window of insight into the heart…