In Case You Missed It: Top Articles of 2010

December 31, 2010 by Timothy Dalrymple

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Other Political Articles of the Year: In addition to the articles already mentioned, the Evangelical Portal developed a strength in political commentary, particularly from a thoughtfully conservative perspective.

J. E. Dyer, Can This Nation be Saved?
David Theroux, C. S. Lewis on Mere Liberty and the Evils of Statism
Thomas S. Kidd, The Tea Party, Fundamentalism, and the Founding Fathers
Jim Wallis, The Legacy of an Activist Career
David French, It's the Culture, Stupid
Michael Cromartie, The Dead Are Not Raised by Politics
Timothy Dalrymple, The Wages of Spin
Jeremy Lott, Timothy McVeigh Was Not a Christian Terrorist

Cultural Interpretation: Several of our columnists and regular contributors offered insightful takes on contemporary American culture and its artifacts:

Kyle Roberts, Camp Esperanza, Rescued Miners, and the Empty Grave
Elijah Davidson, Is My Loneliness My Fault?
Craig Detweiler, Tangible Faith in an Age of Distraction
Adam S. McHugh, A Counter-Cultural Quiet in Advent
J. E. Dyer, A Civilization With a Heart of Stone
Daniel Harrell, Preaching Ambrose: Does Celibacy Still Have Value?
Barbara Nicolosi-Harrington, The Church of the Masses
Timothy Dalrymple, Have We Squandered Our Cultural Inheritance?

Church Movements: While many of the above also concern developments within the Christian church, the following essays deserve special mention for their careful attention to vital issues confronting the church today.

Richard Foster, Maturing the Modern Spiritual Formation Movement
Shawn Young, The Future of Contemporary Christian Music
Roger E. Olson, Is There One Evangelicalism?
Patrick Cheng, 9.5 Theses for a New Reformation
Kyle Roberts, The Gospel is Reconciliation
Phyllis Tickle, The Great Emergence (of) Christianity

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