Joel Kurtinitis·Jul 8, 2022Fitly Framed TogetherGrowing up in the church, I subconsciously assumed that the calling of God was, at least from our limited perspective, random, egalitarian…
Joel Kurtinitis·Jun 5, 2020Why you can’t win arguments against intersectionality — and shouldn’t tryTwo statements, same assertion:A response icon7A response icon7
Joel Kurtinitis·Aug 28, 2018On Immigration, Left and Right Ignore ContextThere’s precious little reasonability left in political writing these days.A response icon2A response icon2
Joel Kurtinitis·Jul 26, 2017Modest may not be hottest, but hot isn’t the goal — holy isIt took me a while to gather the courage to write a response to Joel Michael Herbert’s recent installment of convenient Christianity…A response icon15A response icon15
Joel Kurtinitis·Jun 7, 2017Federalism — Let’s Build Something TogetherAs a political writer and opinion columnist, I swim in an ocean of criticism.
Joel Kurtinitis·May 23, 2017Manchester shows we can’t just love away violenceIn the aftermath of tragedies like Paris, San Bernardino, Orlando, Dallas, and now Manchester, I always see a lot of posts discussing the…
InMiddle of Nowhere, Center of EverythingbyJoel Kurtinitis·Feb 5, 2016The Untold Story of Ted Cruz’s Libertarian VictoryI came home exhausted on Caucus night, just as I had many other nights in the year leading up to our first-in-the-nation nominating…A response icon5A response icon5
InMiddle of Nowhere, Center of EverythingbyJoel Kurtinitis·Nov 19, 2015Legalizing Compassion: How American Individualism Can Solve the Syrian Refugee CrisisDivision is a constant in American society today.A response icon4A response icon4
