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“Can We Go to the Neighbourhood?” Amber Lapp has a lovely essay on how her daughter helped her live in her neighborhood: “The sight of this toddler in a sparkly…

Determining the exact role of posture is impossible, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t important for general human health.

Many who grieve have discovered that we are not weaker but stronger in our newfound awareness of what matters to us.

may they receive the many gifts the black intellectual tradition has to offer

Perhaps most importantly, however, we need to return to encouraging each other to keep commitments,

Tarkington hopes that more Americans will choose to trek that path of fruitful tension in this fragmented world, however difficult it may prove.

It seems that true love has been forgotten.

The basic principle of education is that you can’t learn anything you don’t want to learn

“Play (and Watch) Ball!” Bill Kauffman praises baseball as a community-building pastime, and he highly recommends Will Bardenwerper’s new book: “I started going to ball games with my parents and…

Similarly, I believe that most people can tell the difference between ugly and beautiful buildings.

As Kauffman tells Bardenwerper, perhaps being cut loose from MLB will turn out to be a blessing.

Why does our relationship with technology seem so unhealthy?

Turbo burns in my imagination. But I can only imagine now in hypotheticals.

America has a crisis of friendship

“Have Humans Passed Peak Brain Power?” John Burn-Murdoch points to several indicators that humans across the world are simply thinking and understanding less now than happened ten years ago. The…

My wife would say you either are paying attention or you aren’t

But there still remains room for us to read books in community today

There is not a lot of time for sentimentality when you’re in the final week of madly preparing to list your empty, but very much “lived-in,” house

Often we search for new technological solutions to problems that are caused by technology in the first place.

Tolkien offers a cautious approval of brutalist buildings and a full-throated one of trees.

Death often challenges our view of the physical and invisible worlds.

Save the date for our fall FPR conference at Baylor! “The Tacit Dimension of Shop Class.” Mars Hill Audio is publishing an audio version of this classic Mark Mitchell essay.…

There are still places that remember themselves. Whose inhabitants know them intimately and love them deeply.

anyone sharing my Germanic inclinations—pecca fortitor!—is likely to embark upon the challenge.