Approximately fifteen million people left evangelical churches between 2006 and 2020, and the Christian writer Rachel Held Evans was their lodestar. In a string of best-sellers such as “A Year of Biblical Womanhood,” she gave voice to a movement of those disaffected by social and political conservatism. Will her message outlive her? Plus, Cal Newport on the future of remote work. Even as many offices plan their returns, he predicts that, in the long term, the shutdown will forever change how work is done.
Will the Office Survive the Pandemic?
Cal Newport discusses the future of remote work. Even as many offices plan their returns, he predicts that, in the long term, the shutdown will forever change how work is done.
Rachel Held Evans and Her Legacy
The late author of Christian best-sellers gave voice to a movement of former evangelicals disaffected by social and political conservatism. Will her message outlive her?
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