On Supersessionism

by Hans Boersma

It is not ethnic descent but union with Christ that determines one’s place in the household of God. Continue Reading »

5 Dec 2019 0

A Last Chance for Australian Justice

by George Weigel

The highest judicial authority in Australia will review the Cardinal George Pell case in 2020.  Continue Reading »

4 Dec 2019 0

Algorithm Religion

by John Waters

The self-driving car is coming. It is not just possible but a virtual—so to speak—certainty, within perhaps a decade. Continue Reading »

4 Dec 2019 0

Cultural Critic, Cultural Christian

by Peter J. Leithart

Clive James—literary and film critic, poet, memoirist, travel writer, novelist, and cultural critic—died on November 24, 2019. Continue Reading »

3 Dec 2019 0

Peace In a Plastic World

by Joshua Hren

In Love Among the Ruins, Evelyn Waugh examines how secular culture shelters us from ultimate realities.  Continue Reading »

3 Dec 2019 0

China’s Sovereignty Tripwire in Hong Kong

by David P. Goldman

China will tolerate no infringement on its sovereignty anywhere, because loss of sovereignty anywhere poses a threat to all Chinese sovereignty everywhere. Continue Reading »

2 Dec 2019 0

A Year of Reading: 2019

by John Wilson

The best books of 2019.  Continue Reading »

29 Nov 2019 0

Trying Abraham

by Cole S. Aronson

Abraham is closest to God when, in Kierkegaard’s phrase, he goes “no farther than faith”—when he simply, merely, obeys the command. Continue Reading »

29 Nov 2019 0

No Unity Without the Cross

by Salvatore J. Cordileone

Our Lady of Guadalupe unites the Old World and the New, and so a new Christian people is formed from the two—a mestizo people. Continue Reading »

28 Nov 2019 0

The Reformed Liturgy, 50 Years Later

by George Weigel

Fifty years ago, the Catholic Church marked the First Sunday of Advent with the universal implementation of the revised Roman Rite of the Mass. The liturgy wars have not abated since.  Continue Reading »

27 Nov 2019 0