Flynn Evans is a PhD candidate in history at the University of Mississippi. His writing has appeared in Providence Magazine, Ad Fontes, and Mere Orthodoxy.
Flynn Evans | A botched execution in Tennessee reveals flaws in the administration—but not the justice—of capital punishment
BOOKS | Patrick Radden Keefe’s latest feat of narrative nonfiction is as intimate as it is intriguing
BOOKS | Developing a theology of sleep
Flynn Evans | Gambling is not the solution to the serious economic problems facing young Americans
Flynn Evans | The success of Backrooms and Obsession are about the terrors we can’t fully control or understand
Flynn Evans | A lawsuit against former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema shows how the law could make potential adulterers think twice before breaking up a marriage
Flynn Evans | Futurist moguls are self-deluded guides when it comes to discerning the needs of humanity
BOOKS | A common-grace guide to recovering purpose
Flynn Evans | Monogamy is what makes having and holding mean something
BOOKS | A new history of American Christianity accounts for the faith’s significance but eventually veers off course
