Ryan T. Anderson

Can be found here . (For what it’s worth, I didn’t find it particularly insightful.) . . . . Continue Reading »

The Daily Princetonian has good coverage here and here . I’ll have some further thoughts later today or tomorrow. . . . . Continue Reading »

Rob, you probably know Rahner better than I do, but I’m not sure Rahner would disagree with anything in that paragraph (or the document) you cite. Could you spell it out? When I took a course on Rahner with the eminent Lutheran theologian Robert Jenson, I got the impression that . . . . Continue Reading »

Last Wednesday, at Princeton University, vicious emails were sent to four students and a professor, threatening their lives because of their conservative political and religious views. The students¯all members of the Anscombe Society , the intellectual family-values organization on . . . . Continue Reading »

Reports are coming in that Francisco Nava has confessed to Princeton Township Police. Apparently he was behind the threats and the assault . More to . . . . Continue Reading »

Ross coins a term here . Mike Potemra coined a related word here . . . . . Continue Reading »

Today the Church celebrates the feast of St. John of the Cross, priest and Doctor of the Church. A Spanish Carmelite from the 16th century, he was a mystic—and mystical theologian—and a close collaborator of St. Teresa of Avila. Together they launched a reformed within the Carmelite order . . . . Continue Reading »

Anthony, while it’s true that Dawkins would rather wish you a “Happy Christmas” than a “Happy Holiday Season,” he’d really prefer to wish you a ” Happy Newton Day .” In this article Dawkins reflects on his childhood Christmas experiences, and then . . . . Continue Reading »

If you’ll be eating lunch at your desk today, you might enjoy watching one of these videos: A “Dan Rather Reports” feature on ” Church and State: Separation Anxieties ” includes an hour-long panel discussion with Judge Michael McConnell, Holly Hollman, Prof. Richard . . . . Continue Reading »

Maggie Gallagher has been making eloquent, sophisticated arguments proving simple (some would say self-evident) truths for years now: Marriage is good for spouses, children, and society at large; or, in her words, married people are happier, healthier, and better off financially. To Maggie’s . . . . Continue Reading »