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39.1—Jan/Feb, 2026
“It’s Almost As If We’d Lost the War”
That Hideous Strength & the Negative World
38.5—Sept/Oct, 2025
Re-enchanted Christianity as a Negative World Survival Skill
38.4—Jul/Aug, 2025
Principles for Living in the Negative World
38.4—Jul/Aug, 2025
Choosing to Be Christian in a New World
38.2—Mar/Apr, 2025
The Misuse of Scientific “Authority” for Utopian Ends
38.2—Mar/Apr, 2025
The Fate of Authority When Society Says No to Reality
37.5—Sept/Oct, 2024
Why Law Schools Can't Teach Law
A sidebar to How Law Lost Its Way
37.5—Sept/Oct, 2024
An Abandoned Ruling Principle & How to Get It Back
37.3—May/June, 2024
Total Freedom, Total Servility
Digital Culture’s Transformation of Authority
37.3—May/June, 2024
Why the Christian Life Threatens Modern “Progress”
37.1—Jan/Feb, 2024
on the Consequences of Rebellion from Adam to David & Beyond
37.1—Jan/Feb, 2024
Recognizing Signs of Heaven in Your Home
37.1—Jan/Feb, 2024
What God Has Joined We Must Stop Separating
36.4—Jul/Aug, 2023
Our Political Void & the Disintegration of Truth
36.3—May/Jun, 2023
The Lost Authority of Godly Men
36.3—May/Jun, 2023
One Hundred Years in the Unreal City
Christian Prophecy in The Waste Land
more from the online archives
14.1—January/February 2001
The Christian Heart of Fatherhood
The Place of Marriage, Authority & Service in the Recovery of Fatherhood by John M. Haas
32.4—July/August 2019
on Single-Mindedness in Durer's Ritter, Tod, und Teufel by Anthony Costello
17.6—July/August 2004
Old Science Confronts a Formidable Challenge in the Scientific ID Movement by Jay W. Richards
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