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Why I’m Thankful for Failure

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The Danger of Dreaming about the Apocalypse

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The New Tax Law in Context

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What Might Tax Reform Look Like? Articles & Essays

What Might Tax Reform Look Like?

In the wake of the Republican failure to repeal or otherwise modify the Affordable Care Act, it is increasingly likely that tax reform may be the next target on the Republican agenda. If you’ve been reading along for the last few days, I’ve been trying to lay…
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Donald RothJuly 27, 2026
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword Articles & Essays

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword

With the movie looking to be one of the biggest financial flops in recent cinema history, and with iAt’s resident snarky film critic, Josh Matthews, out of town, you might wonder why I would be volunteering to write a review of this movie (aside from a…
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Donald RothJuly 27, 2026
I Know Whom I Have Believed Articles & Essays

I Know Whom I Have Believed

Daily Scripture Texts Psalm 8Job 38:12-211 Timothy 1:12-14a “But I am not ashamed, for I know whom I have believed, and I am convinced that he is able to guard until that day what has been entrusted to me. 13 Follow the pattern of the sound words…
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Donald RothJuly 27, 2026
Supreme Court Term in Review: OT 2016 Articles & Essays

Supreme Court Term in Review: OT 2016

Have you thought about starting your own knock-off fashion company? Planning to buy up print cartridges and resell them for extra cash? Did you finally start that band you’ve always been thinking about and you wonder if you’d be able to trademark that edgy name…
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Donald RothJuly 27, 2026
Discipleship and Imagination Articles & Essays

Discipleship and Imagination

“For I do not understand my own actions. For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate.” – Romans 7:15 (ESV) Have you ever found yourself strongly echoing the Apostle Paul’s conflict in this verse? I know I…
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Donald RothJuly 27, 2026
Discipleship and Narrative Metaphor Articles & Essays

Discipleship and Narrative Metaphor

Have you ever felt that you really understood something yet lacked the words to express that understanding? Sometimes, I can almost tangibly feel the contours of an idea in my head, but it seems impossible to move that multifaceted thing from my mental space through…
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Donald RothJuly 27, 2026
Our Criminal Justice System Should Not Be Our Mental Health System (But It Is) Articles & EssaysCriminal Justice

Our Criminal Justice System Should Not Be Our Mental Health System (But It Is)

Our criminal justice system is like the silt layer at the bottom of the ocean. If a problem isn’t taken care of higher up in society, it will eventually find its way down to the criminal justice system. In this way, broken families, substance abuse,…
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Donald RothJune 4, 2019
Making Peace with a God of Vengeance Articles & EssaysCriminal Justice

Making Peace with a God of Vengeance

God, as He reveals Himself in the Old Testament, can feel alien to us at times. The injustice of fallen human institutions can cause us to recoil in shame and disgust. The tyranny of rulers can cause us to reject the legitimacy of the use…
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Donald RothApril 27, 2019
New Year, New You? Unpacking the Liturgy of the New Year’s Resolution Articles & EssaysCulture

New Year, New You? Unpacking the Liturgy of the New Year’s Resolution

One of the great traditions of American popular culture is the New Year’s resolution. Surveys say somewhere between a third and half of all Americans make New Year’s resolutions in any given year. At the same time, as few as 19% will consider their efforts successful two years later.…
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Donald RothJanuary 3, 2019
The Fortnite Phenomenon: Should Christians be Wary? Articles & EssaysCulture

The Fortnite Phenomenon: Should Christians be Wary?

The news coverage is enough to make concerned parents switch to panic mode: a young girl is so addicted to Fortnite that she wets herself rather than get up and leave a match, leading her to be committed to a rehab clinic for gaming addiction.…
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Donald RothJuly 11, 2018
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Popular Posts

  • The 5 Question Model of Inquiry: A manifesto for thinking from an intentionally Christian perspective February 18, 2021
  • From Worldvision to Worldview: A Review of Personality and Worldview May 19, 2023
  • New Year, New You? Unpacking the Liturgy of the New Year’s Resolution January 3, 2019
  • NDAs: How should Christians think about Non-Disclosure Agreements? May 19, 2023
  • Spirits of the Age – Developing a Vocabulary to Articulate How We Live in Our Contemporary Age June 24, 2021

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  • Why I’m Thankful for Failure July 27, 2026
  • The Danger of Dreaming about the Apocalypse July 27, 2026
  • The New Tax Law in Context July 27, 2026
  • What Might Tax Reform Look Like? July 27, 2026
  • King Arthur: Legend of the Sword July 27, 2026

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