Books In Review: A novel about baseball, wealth, and human frailty Christopher Beha’s characters find themselves in pits, and the way out is not remotely clear. by Amy Frykholm August 16, 2021
Faith Matters An economist bears witness Our past, present, and future in five short chapters by Samuel Wells October 3, 2018
First Words Are we sure we’re right? When we fall in love with our own moral positions, we lose sight of how to stand up against evil. by Peter W. Marty March 28, 2018
Screen Time Black Mirror shows us ourselves, being terrible and constantly getting better at it The tech-focused series provides abundant fuel for ethical and theological debate. by Kathryn Reklis February 13, 2018
Feature Countering the darkness: Fiction writer Ron Rash “I am fascinated by the war between what is best in our natures and what is worst.” by Amy Frykholm June 25, 2015
On Media The same deep down This summer, the most common theme being played out at the movies is this: No matter who you are, you are the same as everyone else. by Jason Byassee August 22, 2014
Feature The machine gun We found the scatter of rusted shards at the edge of a swamp. It reeked of death, in a cold, metallic way that only human beings would inflict. by Brian Doyle May 27, 2014
From the Editors Common character: The connection between personal and social ethics February 27, 2002