veterans

Debra Granik's film is a masterful familial drama—and much more.

Can Christians display a life together that’s as compelling as war?

Nancy Sherman's message is clear: society must understand the totality of human experiences of war, including their moral dimensions.

In 1998, I drove my parents from Wisconsin to Georgia to visit the new National POW Museum. My siblings couldn't believe I'd agreed to this.

There's a danger in making veterans into secular saints. The saints don’t need us to give their deaths meaning; they died fully rewarded.

Mike is a veteran who attended college on the new GI Bill. When he walked into my office, I knew something was wrong.