Editors

Lecrae: Christians Have Prostituted Art to Give Answers
Emma Green, The Atlantic

The Revelations of Marilynne Robinson
Wyatt Mason, The New York Times

Cults, Commitment and Creativity
Ross Douthat, The New York Times

Better to Marry Than to Burn
Traci Brimhall, Poetry Magazine

I Love Lena
Ross Douthat, The New York Times

California’s Neo-Victorian Feminism
Robert Tracinski, The Federalist

The Rapture Keeps Coming Back
Brett McCracken, Christianity Today

Scenes from “The Passion”: The First Path
Liz Berry, Poetry Magazine

The Synod Without A Script
Massimo Faggioli, The Tablet

The St. John’s Bible: Back to the Future
Gregory Wolfe, Patheos

Leonard Cohen on Being Jewish
Sean Curnyn, The Cinch Review

As the Fashion of His Hat
David J. Davis, The New Criterion

Ghosts of Colson & Neuhaus
Rod Dreher, The American Conservative

Automation Nation
Mark Bauerlein, The Weekly Standard

Lazy Cultural Engagement
Alissa Wilkinson, Christianity Today

The Beautiful Changes
Richard Wilbur, The Poetry Foundation

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The Troubling Persistence of Eugenicist Thought in Modern America
Michael Brendan Dougherty, The Week

Apple vs. the Law
Debaters, The New York Times

See Jane Write
Judith Ayers, The Weekly Standard

On the Human Soul
James V. Schall, The Catholic Thing

The Transfigured Earth: Jubilee and the Transformation of Watersheds
Jonathan McRay, The Other Journal

Four Responses to Sympathetic Abortion Stories
Rachel Lu, The Federalist

Joan of Arc: A History by Helen Castor, Review: Popular History at its Best
Diarmaid MacCulloch, The Telegraph

All Your Horses
Kay Ryan, Poetry Magazine

Not At All Commonplace: Goodbye to D.G. Meyers
Rohan Maitzen, Open Letters Monthly

I Love to Hate Leo Tolstoy
B. D. McClay, The American Spectator

When Everything Works Like Your Cell Phone
Alexis C. Madrigal and Robinson Meyer, The Atlantic

Announcing the the Art of the Beautiful Lecture Series. The Catholic Artists Society and the Thomistic Institute present a series of lectures on a Catholic understanding of the Arts. Eminent artists, theologians, and writers will be exploring the nature of art and its role in society. Continue Reading »

Europe’s Anti-Semitism Comes Out of the Shadows
Jim Yardley, New York Times

Mormon Music After the Mormon Moment
Jeremy Grimshaw, New Music Box

Social Psychology is Being Shaken
John Doris, Sometimes I’m Wrong

Corinthians and Communists
Philip Jenkins, Anxious Bench