Skip to content ↓

A La Carte (01/11)

A La Carte Collection cover image

Wednesday January 11, 2006

Reformed: Reformed church leaders are calling for a new era of partnership with the Vatican. Who are these leaders and why have I never heard of them?

Du Jour: Paul’s old friend Martin writes his church to discuss life after Christmas.

People: Sam Waldron, author of To Be Continued and The End Times Made Simple has just launched his own web site.

Site: Sorry about the extended downtime for this site. I hope I’ve worked out the issues…


  • Weekend A La Carte (August 22)

    Should Christian women freeze their eggs? / AI and utter chaos / A biblical case for IVF / Indy cars in D.C. / What A.I. is, and how I use it / Preparing for Sunday / Reader recommendations / and more.

  • Homemaking Matters

    Homemaking Matters

    Homemaking has fallen on hard times. Once seen as an important and dignified vocation, it is now as likely to be disparaged as celebrated. I know few young women who intend to take it up as their main vocation, and few parents who are raising their daughters to assume or even consider it. What may…

  • A La Carte (August 21)

    Who gets to define a woman? / Can my silence cost souls? / What to do when authors we love sin / Gently walk her home / Advice for parents of new college students / Cause and effect or coincidence? / Funnies / and more.

  • A La Carte (August 20)

    Tackiness is not a sin / Does Israel have a claim? / Your worst nightmare / A call to fathers / 10 Prayers for teens / Uncomplicated hospitality / New books / and more.

  • the Democratization of Competence

    TGC, AI, and the Democratization of Competence

    TGC recently shared its policy for writers and the use of AI. Christianity Today did the same. In this article, I reflect on a new institutional/individual divide and consider how, just like blogs democratized influence, AI might democratize competence.