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  1. Issue · Jul 30, 2026

    What J. H. Bavinck Teaches Us About Neo-Colonialism, Nolan Wells, and Nancy Ng (opens the original)

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    The Reflex as DataNolan Wells (18) went missing on July 4, 2026, during a boat trip to Horn Island, off the Mississippi coast, with three friends. The friends returned, and he didn’t. His body was found two days later. In the days since, his family’s attorneys have said that messages appear to have been deleted from his phone, that the friends who were with him have deactivated their social media accounts, and that those friends now have lawyers and haven’t spoken to investigators. Nolan’s famil

  2. Issue · Jul 23, 2026

    Neo-Calvinist Pioneers in Korea: A Primer for the 2027 Global Neo-Calvinism Conference (opens the original)

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    In February 2027, the bi-annual Global Neo-Calvinism Conference and the annual Kuyper Conference will both take place in South Korea for the very first time. That such a gathering will take place in Korea is a fitting recognition of a country that has become one of the most vibrant centers of Reformed Christianity outside the West. Yet it also invites a historical question: How did neo-Calvinism take root in Korea?This post explores two of the earliest and most influential Korean interpreters of

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