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- Editor's Note -
What is it Good For?
by Samir Paul '10
- The Dispatch -
II: Wh...
I tend to be cautious about movies produced and directed by their stars. Turning the camera on oneself begets temptations to egotism that few can completely res...
America is assumed to be different. We are different because Christianity is thought still to thrive in America. Whereas Christianity is allegedly dying in Euro...
Editor's Note
What is it Good For?
I was seven when I first saw war. It was 1995, and NATO had recently entered Bosnia, joining a conflict marked by incredib...
Samir Paul, Harvard
Let us reframe the question: Do we take the hope of Christ seriously enough actually to trust in it?
Nonviolence is a consequence of heari...
Courage and cruelty, honor and horror, miraculous escapes and damning coincidences are the stuff of film and novel, but also — at singular moments of history, f...
For too long, people have interpreted Jesus’ teachings of peacemaking practices as Platonic ideals, high and beautiful, but not practical in real life. But when...
We shouldn’t be surprised that the early church struggled with the morality of war. Protestants, like myself, too often assume that the return to the sources de...
In the beginning, God created all things, and He saw that all of them were good. Above creation, God set man as a steward. We were told to watch over creati...
