Blue Bloods and the Power of Fatherhood

by Raymond J. de Souza

Blue Bloods is more of a family drama than a cops and robbers show. Continue Reading »

30 Dec 2024 0

A Year of Reading: 2024

by John Wilson

My “Book of the Year” and other interesting nonfiction titles. Continue Reading »

27 Dec 2024 0

You Can Take That to the Bank

by Hans Boersma

There are many ways to give generously. Why not make your extravagant contribution to First Things today? Continue Reading »

27 Dec 2024 0

What God Is This?

by Carl R. Trueman

The Incarnation itself is part of the humiliation of Christ.  Continue Reading »

26 Dec 2024 0

A Recipe for Getting Along with Family at Christmas

by Michael P. Foley

In moderation, wassailing fans good cheer. Continue Reading »

25 Dec 2024 0

How the Oxford Movement Saved Christmas

by Joshua Fagan

Much of what characterizes modern Christmas celebration throughout the Anglophone world was lost. Continue Reading »

25 Dec 2024 0

On Kneeling: A Response to Cardinal Cupich

by Leah Libresco Sargeant

Whether kneeling, standing, rolling, or—as the paralytic was—being lowered through a ceiling, Christians must approach with awe and urgency. Continue Reading »

24 Dec 2024 0

The Independent Bookstore Versus Amazon

by John Byron Kuhner

Large online platforms could be made to serve small businesses rather than decimate them. Continue Reading »

24 Dec 2024 0

Is Theology Still Queen?

by Thomas G. Guarino

Theologians are essential for defending the Christian faith and for ensuring that any developments are consonant with the apostolic tradition. Continue Reading »

24 Dec 2024 0

Luigi Mangione and the Glamour of Evil

by Charlotte Allen

The handcuffed Mangione, for his part, clean-shaven and wearing his orange jail jumpsuit with neatly-belted panache, looked like a martyr. He looked like Jesus Christ being led to Pontius Pilate. Continue Reading »

23 Dec 2024 0