Christianity
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A growing movement of believers are rejecting the notion of an all-powerful God, finding inspiration and comfort in a morally relatable, but limited God.
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Kierkegaard’s ambition is for the self to become itself—even if such a mode of existence will question the moral norms and values of society.
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As we try to align ourselves closely with the true victims, René Girard shows how the ancient scapegoat ruse leads us to meaningful compassion.
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An over-reliance on our Western Mindset creates several obstacles to human flourishing—informing agriculture, education, work, and parenting.
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William Irwin seeks to quell bad faith arguments and encourage greater acceptance of the uncertainty so endemic to life’s big questions.
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This isn’t about the salvation of the demoniac but an observation about the hope we can find in the demons which show up in our…
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In his newest book, God: A Human History, Reza Aslan seeks to provide an explanation for this rise of what he refers to as “the…
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Tranquil chaos surrounded me, but I fervently believed that the humanities could offer answers to the big questions. Could a commonwealth of non-believers offer the…