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When Democracy Shines
To Give One’s Life Away
Hope After Apocalypse

Against Ideology
Embodiment’s Grace
Beholding Ground
O Virtue, Where Art Thou?
Love is a Neural Highway
Building our Commons
Sowing for Trust

Wisdom for the Wilderness
When Place Becomes Paramount
Community Resilience in the Wake of Trauma
Race, Relationships, and Repentance
Reformed Rascals, and Some Lessons for the Rest of Us
A World Remade
Changing Police Culture from the Inside Out
Breaking Ground for a World Renewed: A Beginning
The Stories We Tell
The Great Reset
The Tribes that Bind

Turning the Tide
Lenses of the Unseen
Life Together
Learning from the Past, Facing the Future
School of Golden Souls
Does Love Scale?
Character Education at Scale
Transformation
A Contagion of Caring
“For the Children’s Sake”
Why Character? Why Now?
Alienated America: A Review
Detroit Remodeled

Dorothy Day: The Integrated Life
Millocalists: Their Drive and their Discontents
Millocalists?
Millennials on the Move

The Magnanimous Man: Remembering Michael Cromartie

Houston: City of Opportunity
Grit: Its Appeal and Its Limits
Houston: Can-Do City
A Gateway to Peace and Prosperity
How Then Shall We Work?
The Elegant Entrepreneur
A Voice for the Gap of Holy Saturday
A Bachelor’s Degree in Gospel Music
To the Suburb! The New New America
Policing With Velvet Gloves

Higher Ed, Lower Costs
The Still and the Great: The Legacy of the Quiet House
Grace in the Dark
The Anonymous Society
Entering the Age of Networks
As in Death, So in Life

Family and The Vanishing Neighbor
Marital Demography: The Immigrant Difference
Choosing Against the Odds
Head for the Numbers, Heart for the Hungry
The Webs that Support Us
Inequality in an Acre
Let the Weak Say I Am Strong
Canaries in the Cultural Coal Mine
Presence and Providence
The Song Beneath the Sidewalks
Doctor May Know Best, But Sometimes Patients Know Better

The Eternal Lens: Christians and the Press
Hope from the Hole
Persuading in a Divided Age
Asian Americans Explain Democratic Shift

An Unexpected Community
An Interview with Ross Douthat
Building the Beloved Community
Stepping into the Gap
Love And Politics: An Introduction?

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