Charles Taylor considers how change actually happens in history.
Charles Taylor considers how change actually happens in history.
Charles Taylor considers Bonhoeffer, and what happens when people do what they’re called to – or don’t.
John Lennox faces up to the harm Christians have done to others.
David Bentley Hart sketches the story of Christians opposing slavery – as well as their failure to.
David Bentley Hart thinks that Christianity’s greatest historical triumph was also its greatest defeat.
Francis Spufford says Christians are often found in the most hopeless places.
Francis Spufford advocates being adventurously realistic about human nature.
John Stackhouse asks how we should understand bad things done in the name of Christianity.
Marilynne Robinson says we are not to judge – except ourselves.
John Haldane sets Bartolomé de las Casas within a tradition of moral argument and reform.
John Haldane considers the resources Christianity has for countering exploitation and injustice.
John Haldane weighs the claim that religion poisons everything.
