Politics

What's so bad with 'rugged individualism'?

Reflections on some not so distant evangelical history

Jan 7 • Robert Hasler

Remembering Charlie Kirk

Honoring a legacy of Christian faith and conservative politics

Sep 23, 2025 • Robert Hasler

After the election, part 3

The future of American citizenship

Apr 15, 2025 • Robert Hasler

After the election, part 2

The future of American power

Nov 26, 2024 • Robert Hasler

After the election, part 1

Thoughts on the future of the American family

Nov 15, 2024 • Robert Hasler

Learning to disagree

Mar 23, 2024 • Will Derrick

Christian witness in a new public square

Reflections from the first Presbyterian and Reformed Public Theology Conference

Mar 7, 2024 • Robert Hasler

Reformation politics

Clearing the dross for a coherent political theology

Oct 31, 2023 • Robert Hasler

Restoring political man

Implications of Mark 5:1-20

Oct 16, 2023

Thoughts on pluralism

What is pluralism and how do we account for it in Christian public theology?

Oct 6, 2023 • Will Stockdale

Raging nations against a mighty king

Exegeting and applying Psalm 2

Sep 28, 2023 • Robert Hasler

Submission to the authorities

Exegeting and applying Romans 13:1-7

Aug 31, 2023 • Robert Hasler

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