
Pete Rose Was My Hero . . . And the Complicated Nature of Forgiveness
We lived in Southern Ohio when I was a kid and I have a vivid memory of sitting down the third base line at Crosley
We lived in Southern Ohio when I was a kid and I have a vivid memory of sitting down the third base line at Crosley
What can I say to convince you to read this book? It’s the best book on poetry I’ve read, but I doubt saying that helps
Author’s Note: Jack Ridl is a frequent commenter on the Reformed Journal. I thought our readers would enjoy knowing more about him. When he was
I get worn out by political arguing, and am especially wary of attempts to appropriate patriotism and religion for political purposes. Not surprisingly, these tricks
In January. Steve Mathonnet-VanderWell posted a blog in this space called Joe Biden’s Age, arguing that Biden’s age helped make him trustworthy. The months since
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump has elicited predicable responses from the right and left. I saw a post on Facebook that Saturday night claiming
On Thursday, the day Donald Trump became the first former President of the United States to be convicted of a felony, I visited the Columbine
The other day I saw a new stamp in the post office and couldn’t stop myself from buying a sheet. (I know; the post office
Christian Wiman’s intellect is profound, his faith gritty and honest, and his life story incredible. It is hard to believe someone raised in minimally functional
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