Envy in the Digital Age
Envy is often misunderstood. I suspect many of us today are apt to confuse it somewhat with Greed. Both, it seems, boil down to wanting more stuff, so that Envy…
Brad Littlejohn
The Road Not Taken
As we remember the Reformation this week, those who stop to think about the anniversary (too few of us, no doubt) will probably either celebrate it as the birthday of…
Trumpism, Radicalism, and the Dangers of the Movement Mentality
The Preacher wisely said that “there is nothing new under the sun,” and however aghast our pundits may be at the sudden rise of Trumpism, we really have seen it…
Junius: The Mosaic Polity
Franciscus Junius. The Mosaic Polity. Translated by Todd M. Rester. Edited by Andrew M. McGinnis. Sources in Early Modern Economics, Ethics, and Law. Grand Rapids: Christian’s Library Press, 2015. $14.95…
Junius: The Mosaic Polity
Franciscus Junius. The Mosaic Polity. Translated by Todd M. Rester. Edited by Andrew M. McGinnis. Sources in Early Modern Economics, Ethics, and Law. Grand Rapids: Christian’s Library Press, 2015. $14.95…
Two-Kingdoms Economics
Although the two-kingdoms paradigm can provide a valuable lens for viewing any area of our social and cultural lives, for most of us, few areas loom larger than our economic…
Two Kingdoms Politics [part 4]
This is the fourth part of Brad Littlejohn’s series exploring ‘two kingdoms’ theology. The introductory post can be found here, the second dealing with ecumenism here, and the third treating…
Two-Kingdoms Pastoring [part 3]
This is the third in a series exploring the theology of Two Kingdoms across a variety of topics. The first article can be found here, and the second here – Editor It’s tough…
Two Kingdoms Ecumenism [Part two]
This is the second in a series exploring the theology of Two Kingdoms across a variety of topics. The first article can be found here – Editor Evangelicals, always a couple…
Two Kingdoms Ecumenism
Evangelicals, always a couple decades behind the latest mainline bandwagon, have in recent years become very fired up about ecumenism. And yet, we rarely seem at all sure what it’s…