A review of Bruce Holsinger’s novel, Culpability
Competing Fourth of July celebrations reveal more than political polarization. They point to a society that has lost a shared vision of what is ultimately worth loving. How might Christians bear witness to rightly ordered loves in a fractured culture?
An invitation to rethink disability, healing, and the Church, this essay examines how cultural assumptions about disability have shaped Christian communities and asks what it might look like to imagine belonging differently.
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