Tristyn K. Bloom

Reclaiming “Homemaker”
Ester Bloom, Slate

Santa Claus as Rahe Hai
Srinath Perur, n+1

An Introduction to Evelyn Waugh’s Helena
Lawrence Dugan, Anamnesis

The Concrete Abyss
Lisa Guenther, Aeon

How Barack Obama Sold Out the Kale Crowd
Jason Zengerle, the New Republic

Sacrament of Fiction: On Becoming a Writer and Not a Priest
Nick Ripatrazone, the Millions

Paul Ryan’s Inner City Education
McCay Coppins, Buzzfeed

The Man Who Would Make Eating Obsolete
Roc Morin, the Atlantic

Marxists and Monarchists Unite
Daniel Schwindt, Ethika Politika

Conservative Internationalism
Henry R. Nau, the American Interest

No, Sarah Palin, Baptism Isn’t a Good Punchline for a Terrorist Joke
Mollie Hemingway, the Federalist

Steatite Icons and Material Symbolism
Jonathan Pageau, Orthodox Arts Journal

What’s At Stake in the Tocqueville/Piketty Debate
James Poulos, the Daily Beast

The Pope’s Phone Call
Ross Douthat, the New York Times

Hideous Strength: “Degenerate Art” at the Neue Galerie
Eve Tushnet, the American Conservative

What Pope John Paul II Could Have Learned from Sinead O’Connor
Michael Brendan Dougherty, the Week

How Airbnb and Lyft Finally Got Americans to Trust Each Other
Jason Tanz, Wired

Orthodox, Celibate, Gay, and That’s OK
David Benkof, the Times of Israel

The Single Life: Where Do We Go From Here?
Carissa Mulder, Public Discourse

The Case for Divorce Reform
William J. Doherty, Family Studies

The Drinking Age Is Past Its Prime
Camille Paglia, Time

China on Path to be Largest Christian Country
Tom Phillips, The Montreal Gazette

Up (with) the Establishment!
Paul Lukas, Uni-Watch

Shakespeare, Heartthrob
John Paul Rollert, The Paris Review

Why Conservatives See Rural America as the “Real” America
Matt K. Lewis, The Week

Bonfire of the Humanities
Patrick Symmes, Outside

Susan Sontag on Beauty vs. Interestingness
Maria Popova, Brain Pickings

Why Fight When We Can Eat?
Daniella Peled, Roads and Kingdoms

On Piketty’s Capital: What Is Wealth?
Matt Bruenig, Demos

Everything You Need to Know About Prisons
Dara Lind, Vox

The French Zombie Show You Didn’t Even Know You Needed
B. D. McClay, The American Spectator

Father Revolutionary
Nathan Lewis Lawrence, Red Egg Review

The Easter Rocket War of Vrontados
Alan Taylor, The Atlantic

Crowd Control
Lewis H. Lapham, Lapham’s Quarterly

Can Russia Be Contained?
Mark Adomanis, RUSSIA!

Grand Unified Theory of Female Pain
Leslie Jamison, The Virginia Quarterly Review

In Damascus, Christians Briefly Ignore War for Easter
Reuters

The Ads That Shaped American Beer Marketing
Adam Houghtaling, Punch

The Paschal Homily of St. John Chrysostom
G. C. McLoughlin, Mere Comments

The Death of the Patriarch: Remembering Gabriel García Márquez
Nicolás Medina Mora, Buzzfeed

This February Princeton is hosting the fourth annual Florovsky Symposium, “Creation and Creaturehood: The Doctrine of Creation in the Patristic Tradition.” The purpose of this year’s symposium is to re-consider the various theological questions raised by the doctrine of creation ex . . . . Continue Reading »

Eric Rassbach, Deputy General Counsel for the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty : Unfortunately the final rule announced today is the same old, same old. As we said when the proposed rule was issued, this doesn’t solve the religious conscience problem because it still makes our non-profit . . . . Continue Reading »