Matthew Arbo
How should Christians think about religious exemptions for vaccination?
Flagging vaccination rates over the summer of 2021 combined with a sudden surge of...
Read More
How can there be disagreement about justice?
Examining the reasons behind different accounts of justice
Everyone has an interest in justice. Everyone would say they want justice and despise...
Read More
Holy longing: The struggle with infertility
Infertility is one of the hardest things a couple can walk through, and it’s...
Read More
How the lottery exploits the poor
Recently the Mega Millions lottery jackpot was $1.6 billion. Prior to the drawing on...
Read More
How would you counsel someone interested in assisted suicide?
Imagine you are a pastor of a local church and a man who comes...
Read More
The Guy Who (You Didn’t Know) Made All This Possible (Part 2)
Richard Rorty once defined truth as “what your contemporaries will let you get away...
Read More The Guy Who (You Didn’t Know) Made All This Possible (Part 1)
His name is John Rawls. Born in Baltimore, his father was an attorney and...
Read More
Abortion and the Problem of Personhood
Hillary Clinton: “The unborn person does not have constitutional rights.” “It’s wrong to kill...
Read More Symbols and Enmity: Why Oklahoma Baptist University is Removing an Image of the Confederate Flag
President of Oklahoma Baptist University, Dr. David Whitlock, announced last month a decision to...
Read More
Surrogacy and the Making of Modern Families
Not many weeks ago news emerged that Modern Family actress Sophia Vergara is embroiled...
Read More The Covenantal Nature of Marriage
The Apostle Paul isn’t ambivalent about marriage. In replying to inquiries of the fledgling...
Read More The Perils and Contingencies of Statecraft
Editor’s Note: Canon & Culture is beginning 2015 with a Symposium on Statecraft and...
Read More