Bonnie Kristian
Editorial Director of Ideas and Books at Christianity Today
Contributing Fellow at Defense Priorities
Journalist & author. Editorial director of ideas and books at @CTmagazine, fellow at @defpriorities, grad of @BethelSeminary. Tweets delete.
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1 week ago |
bonniekristian.substack.com | Bonnie Kristian
Good morning! It’s Wednesday, and here’s this week’s post. If you’re not already a paid subscriber, please consider upgrading to read the whole thing and support my work:This past Sunday, the White House published a presidential message on Holy Week, 2025. It is a remarkable document—as in, I find myself compelled to remark upon it. Now I understand, of course, that President Trump did not write this message.
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2 weeks ago |
christianitytoday.com | Bonnie Kristian
Good government can and must secure our life and liberty, but our rights don't depend on anything as flimsy as citizenship. It was an "administrative error," the Trump administration conceded in a court filing at the end of March, to deport a Salvadoran man named Kilmar Abrego Garcia from his home in Maryland to El Salvador's brutal CECOT prison. But error or not, the administration averred, what's done is done.
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2 weeks ago |
bonniekristian.substack.com | Bonnie Kristian
Good morning! It’s Wednesday, and here’s this week’s post. Tomorrow I have an article scheduled to run which is my first direct discussion of President Trump’s second administration at Christianity Today. That’s weirdly late, particularly compared to the pace at which I covered his first term, and it got me thinking about how and why I’m covering this term differently. I landed on five main reasons. My life is different. This one’s obvious and not generalizable.
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1 month ago |
christianitytoday.com | Bonnie Kristian
Side effects may include needless worry, loss of agency, and inadequate explanations of human hardship. I have now been a doctor for over thirty years and a neurologist for twenty-five of those," Suzanne O'Sullivan writes early in The Age of Diagnosis: How Our Obsession with Medical Labels Is Making Us Sicker.
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1 month ago |
bonniekristian.substack.com | Bonnie Kristian |Addison Del Mastro |Joel Mathis
Good morning! It’s Wednesday, and here’s this week’s post. Vice President JD Vance gave a speech this week at a National League of Cities conference in Washington. In the back half of the talk, Vance veered into immigration—read about it at Reason if you like—but the first half focused on the cost of housing in America and the government’s role in its rise. This part was pretty good, and there are three comments I’d like to make.
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Rich people should build beautiful public spaces: https://t.co/vVFriDYmfc
I find the Carnegie or Rockefeller model of "Well now it's time to build a bunch of cool stuff I've really wanted to do" much more... sensible isn't quite the word. Natural maybe?
What a revealing and depressing chart. Note that uses that require accuracy and creativity are plummeting. But uses that prey on lonely people with no sense of their purpose as humans? Way up!
Today’s piece in @HarvardBiz cites Therapy as the top use case for AI in 2025 https://t.co/WcfIAb8Fky
RT @CTmagazine: “Good government can and must secure our rights to life, liberty, property, religion, speech, assembly, and more,” writes @…
