political violence

In The Secret Agent, Kleber Mendonça Filho shows how political corruption and violence create an atmosphere of dread—along with situations so confusing they are almost funny.

The kind of love Jesus taught may not be popular. But the alternative has already shown its rotten fruit.

Political violence is morally unacceptable, against Charlie Kirk or anyone else. It’s also strategically shortsighted.

Underneath this question lies layer upon layer of ever more troubling theological questions.

Too many powerful people in public positions today refuse to repudiate the language of threat.