Theopolitan Reading Culture Leithart writes about the nature

Leithart writes about the nature of hope in the wake of a pandemic and massive economic and political changes across the globe

Like the soil on the original third day

Meyers contends that James is cautioning Christian leaders against the seductive lure of revolutionary zealotry to bring about the righteousness of God in the face of intense suffering and persecution

attendant with real privileges and real blessings

Theopolitan Reading Culture Leithart writes about the natureWe learn to read because we're taught by people who can read. We learn to read well because good readers model good reading and guide us as mentors. For Christians reading the Bible, Jesus is the Model reader, and we learn to read well by following His example and submitting to the mentors He gives. Reading well is an act of discipleship. Peter J. Leithart shows in Theopolitan Reading that the whole Bible grows from seeds planted in the early chapters