Taking God Seriously
by Frank DeVitoFirst Things continues to stand out as a uniquely beautiful and necessary publication for our culture. Continue Reading »
First Things continues to stand out as a uniquely beautiful and necessary publication for our culture. Continue Reading »
Must the U.S. ambassador to the Holy See be a Catholic? No. Continue Reading »
In the time remaining to us in Advent 2024, we can at least choose to use that time well. Read Alfred Delp. Continue Reading »
Armed with First Things, I have, I’m proud to say, helped convert a number of intellectuals in my life. Continue Reading »
Without the countryside, Wight says, there is no English culture, and he is frustrated that the prime minister does not seem to understand that. Continue Reading »
To identify and avoid evil, we must first learn to recognize the good. Continue Reading »
In the mysterious providence of God, First Things remains a strong voice for men and women of faith who seek to contend for the future of the West. Continue Reading »
The present pope seems to be nothing more than a liberal Protestant in a white robe. As a Protestant, I am acutely aware of the damage such people do. Continue Reading »
Here are some suggestions for Christmas book-giving (not “gifting”!). Continue Reading »
The Dying Gaul is famous as a representation of dignity in defeat. The curly-haired warrior has a mortal wound, but his face is serene. For a while it looked like Daniel Penny would come to symbolize the same thing. Continue Reading »