Over at Postmodern Conservative, Peter Lawler puts together a syllabus, while Pete Spiliakos continues to watch the destruction of the polar ice caps.
Peter Leithart, who is still reading Isaiah, is also reading about alchemy and the structure of the Bible.
Here at First Thoughts, Phillip Cary’s series on Genesis draws to a close.
On the Square today, Nicholas G. Hahn III commemorates the appointment of William A. Wilson as ambassador to the Vatican, Wesley Smith provides some perspective on the case of Jahi McMath, and Leah Libresco makes some New Year’s resolutions to break some bad habits.
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