American Politics

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Greenblatt’s Curious Omission

Anthony Esolen

In the Middle Ages,” said a candidate for a position in medieval literature at my college, “beauty…

Whither Marriage?

R. R. Reno

Proponents of same-sex marriage frame their cause in terms of civil rights. There are no significant moral…

The Collins Bank Bible

Leroy Huizenga

The Holy Bible: New International Version Zondervan 1152 pages, $27.99 With more than 400 million copies in…

Briefly Noted

Various

Orthodoxy and the Roman Papacy: Ut Unum Sint and the Prospects of East“West Unity by Adam A.…

The Song that Ena Zizi Sang

Brian Doyle

As usual one story will have to serve for one million stories. That is the way of…

Oriental Aspects of Occidental Faith

Francesca Aran Murphy

In my fifteen years in Aberdeen, the Old Aberdeen mosque went from a tiny to a flourishing…

On a Certain Viennese Doctor

Catharine Savage Brosman

Inventing a refined disease afflicting all the human race, he took away ideas of ease, exposed us,…

Bell’s Present Heaven

Edward T. Oakes

Explicit confession of the Lordship of Jesus is not necessary for salvation, at least under certain circumstances”very…

At the Right Hand

Hans Boersma

Ascension Theology by Douglas Farrow T&T Clark, 177 pages, $27.95 n Simply put,” writes Douglas Farrow, “our…

Wagner’s Incestuous Narcissism

David P. Goldman

The curtain rises in silence to reveal a stage composed of parallel white planks. With the first…

A Splendid Wickedness

David Bentley Hart

The literature of Spain’s “Golden Age” produced two figures—Don Quixote de La Mancha and Don Juan Tenorio—who…

The Cosmopolitan Conservative

R. R. Reno

Has American liberalism lost its capacity to govern? I’m afraid so. Liberals can still win elections and…

Deferred

Len Krisak

I never shot a commie or a Nazi In ’66, but this is what I did: Field-stripped…

Whether Faith Needs Philosophy

Thomas Joseph White

Abelard, claimed St. Bernard, was a logic-chopping rationalist whose writings were symptomatic of the anti-contemplative theology of…

Equal Rights, Unequal Wrongs

Christopher Kaczor

In most states, young people can drive a car at sixteen. At eighteen, they can vote and…