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About Casey Chalk
Casey Chalk is a contributor for Crisis Magazine, The American Conservative, and New Oxford Review. He has degrees in history and teaching from the University of Virginia and a master's in theology from Christendom College.
The Dispatch

Luther, modernity, and placing the blame: A response to Carl R. Trueman

January 9, 2022 Casey Chalk 12

A historian, according to Ambrose Bierce’s Devil’s Dictionary, is a “broad-gauge gossip.” By that, I suppose, the nineteenth century satirical (and irreverent) American writer meant that academics who study history — if they want to […]

Essay

Prayer and politics in a culture dominated by narratives of autolatry

November 3, 2021 Casey Chalk 6

A friend who works for one of the Forbes’ “Fifty Best Employers” recently told me about the organization’s LGBTQ+ alliance, which now pushes its government-sanctioned messaging on the workforce through regular emails. One newsletter explained […]

The Dispatch

You will be contradicted: The Christological challenge of Karol Wojtyla

August 26, 2021 Casey Chalk 7

One of the greatest threats to the Christian life is not necessarily the alluring temptations that entice us or the unexpected disasters that shake us, but the slow, almost imperceptible erosion of our appreciation for […]

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Catholic options at traditionally Protestant colleges and universities

July 12, 2021 Casey Chalk 16

More than ten years ago, when I was still a Protestant, I attended a small, conservative Presbyterian church that met in a fire station in my native Northern Virginia. When Sunday evening services were finished, […]

Essay

“I am the man, Thomas, I am the man…”

April 3, 2021 Casey Chalk 3

I am the man, Thomas, I am the man; Look at these nail scars here in my hands. Jesus didn’t utter those words, as far as we know, during his post-Resurrection encounter with St. Thomas […]

The Dispatch

Muddled letters from the pens of pro-abortion WaPo readers

March 5, 2021 Casey Chalk 16

I was rather surprised when I saw that the Washington Post had recently published an op-ed by Robert P. George and Ramesh Ponnuru; the topic was even more surprising: a discussion of how President Joe Biden’s […]

Features

Opinion: Thou shalt have no dogs before me

February 11, 2021 Casey Chalk 83

Is dog your co-pilot? Or perhaps dogs, plural? As playful and satirical as such bumper stickers may be, Americans truly have become a nation devoted to their pets. Many have sought comfort and companionship from […]

The Dispatch

An end to the war between evolution and Christian theology?

January 21, 2021 Casey Chalk 15

Strange things were demanded of many young Evangelicals in the twentieth century. Perhaps topping the list were the exhortations to question, criticize, and even ridicule evolutionary science, which, we were told, represented a direct assault […]

The Dispatch

Overcoming America’s profound confusion about freedom

December 10, 2020 Casey Chalk 31

The Left, Republicans warned in this year’s election, hate liberty. “They want to steal your liberty, your freedom,” declared prominent former Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle during an August 24th speech at the Republican National […]

The Dispatch

A classic work on the commonsense of noncontradiction and finality

November 30, 2020 Casey Chalk 8

I recently started looking into nihilism… but then I realised it was pointless. For some, that joke is enough to expose the absurdity and illogic of a philosophy that holds that there is no meaning […]

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