The Stump
Prophetic Possibilities: A Few Words on David W. Orr and a Healing Vision for America
A healing vision for America, Orr suggests in his writings, is one faithful to the great nearby, to the gospel of the local.
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Can Driftwood Determine?
Maybe we ought to use our being and thinking not to decide what our lives should be “for” or “against,” but rather what we would like our lives to define.
The Age of AI Parenting
Altman, while acknowledging that people can and have parented before AI, stated that he cannot imagine parenting without it.
The Exemption Option: AI and Believers
Emerging tools have to justify themselves to us more than we have to justify ourselves to emerging tools.
We Are Not Enemies: What an Iranian Film Reveals About Vengeance and Civility
However strained, the bonds of affection must not be broken.
The Loneliness of Russia’s First Poet: Pushkin
Pushkin offered not only a sense of freedom but also examined it from the sharpest moral angles.
The Glories of Small Towns
Small towns not only engender local and national patriotism, but they also create the conditions for the arts to flourish.
When Yellowstone Became A Place
From the beginning of its own story, the landscape called Yellowstone has been a place.
Rowing the Stone Canoe: A Few Words About a Resistance that Looks Beyond Denial and Hate to Healing
Now, what might a nobler, healthier American dream look like?
Public Health and the Machine
Since the birth of public health in nineteenth-century rationalism, the profession has been tempted by gnostic seductions.
Localism Against Tribalism
We ought to see localism not as an accomplice to the tribalism that’s everywhere rising, but as an antidote to it.
Dispatch from the Badger State (and a Modest Proposal for College Football)
To state the obvious, college football is no longer “so college.”
The Time is Right for Stanley Hauerwas
The path to a more moral society begins with bringing a neighbor a meal.
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