Magazine
ESSAYS
Thomas More’s martyrdom was no simple affair.
The liberal criminal has no common thing to return to.
On the blurring of human and artificial intelligence
It is useful for the rulers of the earth to play at ruling the air.
For heaven’s sake—someone had to throw a first punch.
America can often be an ugly place, but the field sobriety test is a flower of its field.
Podcasts
Technology has given an untrained humanity unprecedented power over itself. Peter Berkman, following Marshall McLuhan and Romano Guardini, argues that he "digital world" has rapidly replaced other modes of human interaction, and AI presents a rapid acceleration of that movement. In this podcast, Marc Barnes and Peter Berkman discuss this development and the Christian response.
America was a place of untold wealth in the post-war period. But today, many small towns are faltering and facing financial collapse. In this podcast, Strong Towns founder and president Chuck Marohn sits down with Marc Barnes and Jacob Hyman to discuss how this collapse came about, and how to rebuild the small town.
EVENTS
Thomas More’s martyrdom was no simple affair.