Blessed Assurance: A theological ethics of collective action problems
Christian ethicists can benefit from–and contribute to–recent work in game theory.
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Blessed Assurance: A theology of collective action problems
Game theory can help us understand the doctrine of total depravity anew.
What to do with chaos
Reflecting on the impending election in 2020.
Her whole life
A sermon on what the widow’s mite can teach us about value.
An enviable life
Super Bowl commercials show us a certain kind of enviable life. Jesus thinks differently.
The One who is more powerful
On God’s power–and ours.
Conceiving anew: What pregnancy can teach us about the relationship between ethics and politics
Mothers must be supported socially. But bearing and rearing children is also profoundly personal.
Redeeming Power: What John’s portrayal of Christ’s kingship means for politics today
The Israelites demanded a king and got Saul. But Jesus shows what a real king is like.
The Confessing Prophet: Recuperating Jeremiadic confession in American political discourse
Prophets don’t just speak truth to power. They confess, too.
Our shepherd
While the Lord is my shepherd, the Lord is your shepherd, too. Which means we’re in the same flock.