No more wearing white, I guess. Around here, we’ve already had to turn on the heat. The interwebs stayed hot, though. Here is our weekly roundup of ILYBYGTH-themed stories:

Starving for Jesus: Wisconsin family kills one child, nearly kills another in Christian fast, at WSJ.

Football, America, and God too.

Christian college drops Nike over anthem protests, at CHE.

• Another, bigger one considers it, at USA Today.
• We have to ask: Is this knee-jerk conservative patriotism the rule or the exception at evangelical universities?

Gresham Machen and segregationism at the old Princeton Seminary, at FM.

Wowzers, the big story: The inside resistance in the White House, at NYT.

Meanwhile, Trump explains the “great job” he’s doing to Bob Woodward, at WaPo.

Nobody has ever done a better job than I’m doing as president. (12:52)

Senator McCain’s legacy as a school reformer, at T74.

Great Books as the solution to campus protests, at CHE.

Both reactionary pundits mocking campus speech codes and the social-justice warriors they love to hate are complicit in reproducing the kinds of inequality that tribalism feeds on.

Is education a “fundamental right?” Jill Lepore reviews Justin Driver in The New Yorker.

• Yes, but it is also so much more. Why definitions are key to school reform, here at ILYBYGTH.

Coming out to young-earth creationists, at BioLogos.

• What are radical creationists afraid of? It’s not actually evolution, but something else. At ILYBYGTH.

The politics of Christian crafts: Kristen Kobes Du Mez on “Hobby Lobby Evangelicalism.”