If You Sup With The Devil

by Francis X. Maier

Rome drastically misreads the CCP’s determination to replace any independent understanding of God or gods with its own omnipotence. Continue Reading »

9 Oct 2020 0

Fierce Hope

by Peter J. Leithart

Abraham’s hope and Job’s despair grow from the same soil; they are alternative stances toward death.  Continue Reading »

9 Oct 2020 0

A Terrible Choice Indeed

by John Keown

The nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was immoral, and gravely so.  Continue Reading »

8 Oct 2020 0

Turning People Into Products

by Daniel Frost and Hal Boyd

IVG would encourage us to treat human beings not as persons, but as made-to-order products. Continue Reading »

8 Oct 2020 0

The Toxic Waste of Roe v. Wade

by George Weigel

A post-Roe America will have expelled a rotting bone from the national throat. Continue Reading »

7 Oct 2020 0

Training the Will on the Football Field

by Stephen Schmalhofer

Games played under Friday night lights are the preseason for the greater joys of marriage, fatherhood, and vocation. Continue Reading »

6 Oct 2020 0

Christian Armenia Under Attack

by Mark Movsesian

Last week, Azerbaijan launched a military offensive against Karabakh, reigniting its long-simmering war with Armenia. Continue Reading »

5 Oct 2020 0

Diversity At the Oscars

by Filip Mazurczak

The Academy’s new diversity rules will threaten artistic freedom and discourage directors from making films on overlooked but important historical topics.  Continue Reading »

5 Oct 2020 0

Amy Coney Barrett and Charismatic Christianity

by Dale M. Coulter

Criticize Barrett's judicial record and philosophy if you wish, but leave her religion, including its charismatic dimension, alone. Continue Reading »

2 Oct 2020 0

Coming Attractions for Autumn

by John Wilson

Suffice it to say that we’re not likely, anytime soon, to run out of books (new and old alike) worth reading and sharing with others. Continue Reading »

1 Oct 2020 0