A Neighbor's Choice by David Gornoski

Among the great American novelists of the twentieth century, few have proven more prophetic than Philip K Dick. His novels are often shelved under science fiction, yet that label obscures the deeper nature of his work. Dick was not merely interested in futuristic gadgets or speculative worlds. He was concerned with metaphysics, memory, identity, death, and the te...

Adnane Mokrani’s “Towards an Islamic Theology of Nonviolence” is perhaps the only engagement with René Girard’s anthropology written from within an Islamic framework.

In the aftermath of 9/11, Girard often suggested that militant I...

Why is there an increasing trend among the youth toward Christianity? I cannot claim a definitive answer, not least because I am no longer young. At best, I can draw from my own experience and cautiously speculate. My own journey began with a simple but overwhelming realization: that God loves human beings far more deeply than we are capable of loving one another...