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How evangelicals read Scripture.

What Tony Perkins gets almost right and Jerry Falwell Jr. gets wrong.

Why evangelicals give pride of place to penal substitutionary understandings of the Cross.

Why evangelicals don’t fuss over this doctrine.

It’s not Republicans or Democrats, but Christian witness.

The movement is driven by a painful awareness that the heart—each of our hearts—is desperately wicked.

Sure, all kinds of Christians love Jesus. But he’s especially central in evangelical piety.

The first in a series on the meaning and place of a historic movement.

Do the recent revelations discredit his theology?

Public pressure to sign or abstain from them undermines their greatest value.

Why the Bible is better-suited for DC than I am.

How we can change the angry cultural debates online and in church.

Karl Barth thought we needed to be reminded continually of the obvious, which to Barth was not so obvious.

No earthly leader gets the ‘authority to do whatever.’

We don't have to always be doing something useful.

Let’s get unchurched evangelicals back into church, and prejudiced evangelicals back to the Bible.

Historian Mark Noll helps unravel the uses and misuses of ‘the Bible alone.’

And how that might shape our response to his presidency.

It’s not that Jesus rose bodily from the grave.