Where the Frontier Meets the Galaxy: The Western Genre and the Moral Imagination of Star Wars
Both the Western and Star Wars imagine a world where character must be forged and not assumed, where goodness is real, but never cheap.
“Wayward Ted”: Celebrating the Fruit of the Spirit in Ted Lasso
In a time when winning has become the ultimate morality, and the struggle to gain and maintain power has turned otherwise absolute standards of goodness into subjective opinion in the eyes of so many, we all need more of what Ted Lasso is dishing out.
‘Do Rich People Stuff’ and Other Unhelpful Advice
Hiding behind Ramsey’s statement is a subtle, unspoken moral declaration that wealth comes from good behavior and poverty comes from bad, and both financial conditions are the result of one’s character.
Stranger Things Reminds Us of the Lessons We Keep Forgetting
These truths seem obvious, but perhaps we need a reminder.
The Next Page: There Is Life after College and Character Formation
The fruits of the spirit that guide Christian character formation differ from the “human capital” Jeffrey Selingo discusses in his book There Is Life after College.
5 Reasons We Work
Ben Bartlett relieves the depression and gives us a reason to get out of bed in the morning.
