Native Americans in the Land of Uz

by John Wilson

In Island of the Innocent, Diane Glancy writes as a seer, but one who is very down-to-earth.  Continue Reading »

4 Sep 2020 0

C. S. Lewis and His Stepsons

by Jonathon Van Maren

C. S. Lewis struggled mightily to help his mentally ill stepson. Continue Reading »

3 Sep 2020 0

Why the Words of Baptism Matter

by Matthew Hood

I was a priest for three years before I realized I had never been validly baptized.  Continue Reading »

3 Sep 2020 0

Christ at the Center of the Council

by George Weigel

Where the Council is interpreted in a Christ-centered way, evangelization thrives. Continue Reading »

2 Sep 2020 0

The Books Behind the Rage

by Sohrab Ahmari

Today's riots are the effect of four years of irresponsible exercises in middle-brow hysteria about American democracy giving way to fascism.  Continue Reading »

1 Sep 2020 0

Sympathy For the Devil

by Francis X. Maier

The Family Story Project attempts to “dismantle family privilege” by casting the traditional family as diseased and oppressive.  Continue Reading »

31 Aug 2020 0

A Protestant Apocalypse?

by Carl R. Trueman

I wonder whether we might see something even more significant than a second wave of COVID-19: a second ecclesiastical apocalypse. Continue Reading »

29 Aug 2020 0

Bad Art Warps Our Vision

by Leah Libresco Sargeant

We should object to prurient songs and stories because they are fundamentally untruthful—and thus bad art. Continue Reading »

28 Aug 2020 0

The Arrow of Time

by John Wilson

Readers whose own sense of time leads to the biblical God will find much to chew on in Joseph Mazur’s The Clock Mirage: Our Myth of Measured Time. Continue Reading »

28 Aug 2020 0

Rule of Law Imperiled

by R. R. Reno

Police and other legitimate representatives of the state need to regain control of the streets. Continue Reading »

27 Aug 2020 0