In early 20th century America, a revolution in formal public education swept the country. It wasn’t the introduction of the blackboard or the creation of standardized tests. It was the invention... [Read More]
Mark Silk is a Professor and the Director of Greenberg Center for the Study of Religion in Public Life at Trinity College. Last week, in his Spiritual Politics column at Religion News Service (RNS),... [Read More]
On Monday nights this summer, I hosted middle and high school students from my church at my house for hamburgers, Mario Kart, and a discussion of the book of James. We walked through a chapter of James... [Read More]
Killing online harassment cannot be done with government regulation or other such means. Like a cancer, you might be able to kill online harassment one place only to see it pop up someplace else more fierce... [Read More]
In the last six months or so, one of the most popular topics in Christian conversations on Twitter, Facebook, and otherwise has been how Christians conduct themselves on the internet. Should Christians... [Read More]