The Secret History of Romance

The Secret History of Romance

Posted on December 22, 2019

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We are all familiar with the concept of romantic, or courtly, love. But do we understand where the concept comes from and what it means? In today’s Monstrous Regiment, Suzannah Rowntree and Stephen C. Perks take us on a fascinating journey through history, eschatology, literature, and scripture, as they explore various views of courtly love and and the underlying ideas that have shaped our modern understanding of romance.

Covenantal Charity

Covenantal Charity

Posted on September 20, 2016

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Every single practical covenant action follows these two principles: work and community.

Book of the Week:
– Bringing in the Sheaves: Transforming Poverty into Productivity by George Grant

Don Schanzenbach

Don Schanzenbach

Posted on June 10, 2020

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Bill visits with author Don Schawnzenbach about the what, why and how of writing of Christian books and also about the people who write them.

Is Abortion a Women’s Issue?

Is Abortion a Women’s Issue?

Posted on December 22, 2019

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Whether it’s abortion advocates championing it as a women’s right, pro-lifers treating it as something that happens to women, or abolitionists discussing it as a women’s sin and debating what punishment women should receive for perpetrating it, the abortion debate seems to focus almost exclusively on women. Why is that? Should it be this way? Liz Sachs and Elisabeth Goss dig into whether abortion is a gender-specific sin in this week’s Monstrous Regiment.