


Are Evangelicals “Crippling” Our Coronavirus Response?

Medicine, Religion, and Cosmos — Was Andrew Cuomo Wrong to Invoke God?

Living Amid a Pandemic
“Human life has always been lived on the edge of a precipice.” C.S. Lewis It’s been a blissfully sunny week in Seattle — the kind of week Seattleites pine for after their gray and soggy winters. The official start of spring isn’t until today, but the cherry blossoms have already been out for a long time. Of course, it doesn’t Read More ›

Upstairs into the Plague
I was driving into work this morning and I hit the traffic jam. Every morning at about 6:30 am the traffic begins to back up on the highway leading into my medical center. It’s the morning shift — hundreds of nurses and clerks and aides and orderlies and housekeepers bleary-eyed and guzzling Starbucks and they wait to enter the parking Read More ›

One Person’s Journey to a Fasting Lifestyle: Week Three

One Person’s Journey to a Fasting Lifestyle: Week Two

One Person’s Journey to a Fasting Lifestyle: Week One
Book Review: Why Are Jews Liberals? by Norman Podhoretz
Getting on the freeway the other morning on the way to the office, I noticed the car ahead of me had a Barack Obama ’08 sticker on its bumper. While that’s nothing unusual here in Seattle—it’s practically required—this sticker caught my eye. It was in Hebrew. Guessing that the other car must belong to a neighbor or near-neighbor, I was Read More ›
Public Life in the Shadowlands: What C.S. Lewis Can Teach Us about Politics
Even before the film Shadowlands, C. S. Lewis was probably the most widely recognized Christian thinker of the twentieth century. By the end of the 1980s, his books already had sold more than seventy million copies, an achievement that surely places Lewis among the best-selling authors of all time. Lewis is most appreciated today for his superlative imagination and his Read More ›