Culture, High & Low

The Very Online Right might be riding high now, but I anticipate that the election jackpot of the moment will not last and that this victory will soon look more like Las Vegas at noon, beaten down and tawdry under the merciless exposure of the midday western sun.

The past is not completely lost to us, and the fascination with fantastic beasts remains.

The Green Knight is a subversive film that recommends the culturally decaying virtues of generosity, courtesy, fellowship, chastity, and piety. It is a true myth worth telling.

Dreher, as prophet, gives a dire warning that, if true, means that many Christian dissidents will suffer loss of job, loss of reputation, and loss of social status. Will we listen? Will we heed the warning and prepare to endure such suffering well? Will we commit ourselves to strong communities of faith?

Ken Myers of Mars Hill Audio on place, the evangelical mind, and classical music.

If truth, beauty, and goodness are truly and mystically related, beauty really is dangerous—but only to evil. Reading Culture Care, and contemplating Makoto Fujimura’s art, I can believe it.

"…this city of Houston, this State of Texas, this country of the United States was not built by those who waited and rested and...

At age 12, our daughter discovered that our front yard could be more than a place to turn cartwheels. It was also an evergreen...

We live in a time of political disruption. In the United States and around the developed world we are seeing nationalist and populist agitation...

Our lives depend upon the restoration of intergenerational stability within our local communities as a norm that is loved and nurtured. Moreover, our recent obsession with measures such as GDP not only undermines our own wellbeing but threatens our relationship with our entire cosmos.