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 | The digitization of sexuality robs us of what it’s meant to give humanity
BOOKS | A riveting new history of the early stirrings of modern British politics
Flynn Evans | What the existence of Etsy witches tells us about human nature asserting itself even in a modern world
Flynn Evans | The illiberalism of the left and right represents how dark a worldview bereft of ultimate divine justice becomes
Flynn Evans | Frankenstein, the way things seem, and the way they really are
Flynn Evans | Enslavement to the endless cycle of production and consumption in the online age is optional
BOOKS | The German Peasants’ War reminds us that the Reformation was always more than a battle of ideas
Elite defenses of pornography ignore how it harms the soul and society
Flynn Evans | Those who tout the supposed harmlessness of pornography enable often unseen harm to others
BOOKS | A new history of the Church’s tumultuous relationship with sexuality challenges Christian norms
