If you only read one article this week, check out J. R. R. Tolkien’s Vision of Just War by Jay Wesley Richards and Jonathan Witt.
If you have time to engage some other readings, check out the selection below. And, as always, if you think there’s something else I should be reading, please let me know in the comments.
Theology and Religion
Wine, Halloween, and What I Learned about Romans 14 by Michael Bird
Stop Making Fun of Philosophy and Read Some Philosophy by Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry
Who Has the Authority to Write Theology? by Stephen H. Webb
Wild November Fire by Johanna Byrkett
Biblical Studies and the History of Christianity
Postmodern Skepticism and the Four Senses of Scripture by Ryan Shinkel
Martin Luther Seminar in Review hosted by Bart Gingerich
On the Making of Papyrus by Ben Witherington
The 5th of November and Ahistorical Anarchists by Bart Gingerich
The Four Gospels and the Rule of Faith by Matt Emerson
Worldviews and Culture
The Ignorant State of the Union by Bruce Frohnen
Catholic Capitulation on Same-Sex Marriage by R. R. Reno
Five Thoughts on Voting by Kevin J. Bywater