What We’ve Been Reading—March 2021

by Editors

Our editors reflect on their latest reads. Continue Reading »

23 Mar 2021 0

Many Out of One?

by Carl R. Trueman

Columbia University is presenting a vision of a nation that might be better characterized by the motto Ex uno plures. Continue Reading »

22 Mar 2021 0

John Finnis Is Right

by Josh Craddock

Legal conservatives and originalists should adjust their views in response to the clear and convincing historical evidence of constitutional personhood. Continue Reading »

19 Mar 2021 0

The Infidelity of the Present

by Robert P. Imbelli

The CDF statement, though seemingly focused upon the issue of the blessing of same-sex unions, has much wider import. Continue Reading »

19 Mar 2021 0

Jesus of the Suburbs

by John Wilson

A new book of conversations between Samuel Wells and Stanley Hauerwas discusses the role of theology in the lives of ordinary Christians. Continue Reading »

19 Mar 2021 0

A New Brand of Biblicism

by Sohrab Ahmari

Philosophical errors concerning human things lead to errors about divine things. Continue Reading »

18 Mar 2021 0

Woke “Rights,” the Equality Act, and Speaker Pelosi

by George Weigel

On February 25, by a vote of 224-206, the House decided to criminalize Genesis 1:27 by passing the “Equality Act.” Continue Reading »

17 Mar 2021 0

A Tale of Two Weddings

by Raymond J. de Souza

Even for spoiled royals, a wedding is emphatically not a private matter. Continue Reading »

16 Mar 2021 0

Loaves of Blessing

by Sara Wolkenfeld

The primal act of feeding others allows me to strengthen them and help them to thrive. This is the role of bread, no matter your religion. Continue Reading »

15 Mar 2021 0

Strong Families, Strong Selves

by Charles J. Chaput

Who we are as “selves” is largely the product of formation and nourishment by our families. Continue Reading »

12 Mar 2021 0