Bringing Natural Law Down to Earth by Hadley Arkes The purpose of my book Mere Natural Law was to bring natural law down out of the clouds, to show how it bears in very precise and concrete ways on such matters as the regulation of speech. Continue Reading » 18 Dec 2023 0
First Things and the Physical World by Samira Kawash Supporting First Things ensures that the magazine will continue to thrive as something present and real and good. Continue Reading » 15 Dec 2023 0
A Year of Reading: 2023 by John Wilson These are the books that swam most readily into consciousness. Continue Reading » 15 Dec 2023 0
Mark’s Poem of the Passion and My Late Friend Dave by Joshua T. Katz Dave’s pastoral ability allowed him to understand people better than they sometimes understood themselves. Continue Reading » 14 Dec 2023 0
Has Hitler Won on the Left? by Carl R. Trueman Perhaps Hitler has won, though on the left—the opposite end of the political spectrum to that we might have expected. Continue Reading » 14 Dec 2023 0
German Catholicism: On the Brink or at the Cutting Edge? by George Weigel German Catholicism may not be regarded in certain Roman circles as being “on the brink” so much as “at the cutting edge.” Continue Reading » 13 Dec 2023 0
Holding the Line by Christopher Rufo First Things stands as an intellectual bulwark against the left’s long march. Continue Reading » 13 Dec 2023 0
Remembering Avery Dulles by Thomas G. Guarino By every standard, Avery Dulles was a dedicated theologian and a committed disciple of Jesus Christ. Continue Reading » 12 Dec 2023 0
A Voice of Sanity by R. R. Reno A deeper obedience to God’s will makes life richer, fuller, and more fruitful. It’s a simple truth that our age has forgotten. Continue Reading » 12 Dec 2023 0
Let’s Speed Up the Coming of Christmas by Hans Boersma The darkness of our lives awakens deep within us the longing for God’s coming in the flesh. Continue Reading » 11 Dec 2023 0