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Essays and Analysis for Faithful Christian Thinking

Christian faithfulness requires sustained reflection, not reaction. The Articles library gathers essays on Scripture, theology, politics, technology, and Christian life, written to help Christians reason carefully, resist cultural drift, and respond to the world with uncompromising loyalty to the Triune God.

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Theology

Essays on God, Christ, salvation, the church, and Christian doctrine.

Worship and Allegiance

Essays on worship, loyalty, and faithfulness.

Time and Eternity

Essays on eschatology, time, and eternal hope.

Place and Embodiment

Essays on creation, human bodies, and physical presence.

Authority and Public Life

Essays on government, law, and faithful political engagement.

Marriage and Sexuality

Essays on marriage, family, and human sexuality.

Law and Wisdom

Essays on biblical commands, discernment, and wise living.

Discipleship and Education

Essays on learning, formation, and following Christ.

Framework

Essays on the Thinking Christian framework and reasoning.

Bible and Biblical Interpretation

Essays on Scripture, passages, themes, and theological reading.

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Rooted in Scripture, Shaped by Scholarship

The articles in this library come from several streams of work: original essays for Thinking Christian, pieces originally published with partners such as the Wall Street Journal and Christianity.com, adapted material from books including Serpents and Doves, Christian Resistance, and the forthcoming Digital Discernment, and excerpts from longer teaching resources. The goal is to build a growing body of theological writing Christians can return to as they seek clarity on Scripture, culture, and Christian life.

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