Everybody’s excited about the Trinity right now. Sure, it’s a venerable, orthodox doctrine, but it’s also a hot topic, and in a broad range of Christian traditions, too. The modern…

Katie Grubbs, Marie Hause, and Alexis Neal discuss the feminism of Dorothy Sayers as expressed in the essays “Are Women Human?” and “The Human-Not-Quite-Human” and the novel Gaudy Night. This…

Knowing About the crossover Our history with The Twilight Zone Episode summaries Reading “The Hitchhiker”: Nan as a lady; The hitchhiker and the sailor; The episode’s view of death “Eye of…

This is part of a regular ongoing series, in which I examine the history and discography of some of the best artists in the underground Christian rock scene of the…

Intros and guest panelists Knowing Cultural definitions of singleness Reading “Is Getting Married in God’s Hands?” from More than Don’t Have Sex Is there a “one”? The problem with “waiting…

Katie Grubbs, Marie Hause, and Maria Chappell discuss the films of Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki, which are often identified as feminist because of his focus on young female protagonists. *Welcome…

Michial Farmer talks with Nathan Gilmour and David Grubbs about Alan Jacobs’s recent essay “The Watchmen.” Michael Eric Dyson’s “Cornel West’s Rise and Fall” Marilynne Robinson’s “Fear” Robinson’s interview with…

Sorry for the delay in posting these notes! Intros and hello to Danny Knowing Susan Faludi and critique of the feminist establishment What “coroporate feminism” means to us Reading Facebook…

Science fiction is driven, not by rockets or lasers or robots, but by wonder. The vastness of space, the mystery of the shattered atom, the possibilities of technology—all push the…

These chapters–“The Word and Sacraments” and “Worship and Prayer”–flow rather naturally from the previous chapters, in that we are talking about the means by which the Church performs its mission…

When His disciples asked Him how they would know when the end of the world was arriving, Christ told them, “You will hear of wars and rumors of wars; see…

MacQuarrie calls the third section of his book “Applied Theology,” but it would perhaps better be called “applied faith,” since, as he admits, much of the worldly outworking of theology…

Knowing Summary and background on the show How each of us got into it Reading Skylar and fan hatred Walter Jr., Gus, and models of manhood in “Salud” Hank and…

Download or Stream this Episode Ed Song and Coyle Neal tackle Donald Trump and explore his surprising rise through the Republican ranks in this episode of City of Man.  If you’ve…

Nora Bonner, Katie Grubbs, and Carla Ewert discuss how egalitarianism functions within the church and marriage, what it holds in common with complementarianism, and how the two doctrines tend to…