Family

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Trigger Warnings and Academic Consumerism

Richard J. Mouw

I have been reading a lot of back-and-forth about “trigger warnings” lately. Students who see themselves as…

Letters

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Catholicisms A demographic question for Ross Douthat regarding his “A Crisis of Conservative Catholicism” (January): If liberal…

The Loving Intellect

R. R. Reno

What does it mean to be an intellectual? The word comes from the Latin word for understanding,…

The Breath of Mercy

Maria del Fiat Miola

A mother shouldn’t have favorites, but I have often observed that she inclines more to the child…

The Holy Family

Russell E. Saltzman

Of the Passover festival in Jerusalem, St. Luke concisely reports, “When the festival was ended, Jesus stayed…

The Establishment “Radicals” of the Modern University

Matthew J. Franck

Next autumn will mark forty years since I arrived on a college campus as a freshman. I’ve…

Christmas Guide to Buying a Bible: 2015 Supplement

J. Mark Bertrand

Good advice should stand the test of time. After reviewing the suggestions on my “Christmas Guide to…

Swiping for Soul Mates

Julia Shaw

Previous generations of Americans married the boy or girl next door—literally. According to one study from 1932,…

Mobile Technology: A Complication in the Human Condition

Micah Harris

Reclaiming Conversation: The Power of Talk in the Digital Age  by sherry turklepenguin, 448 pages, $27.95 On…

Baylor at the Crossroads

Francis Beckwith

I joined Baylor University’s faculty in July 2003 after a brief stint as a Visiting Fellow in…

Divorce and Communion

Russell E. Saltzman

There were only two occasions in my life as a pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in…

What Comes After the Synod

Janet E. Smith

Whatever Pope Francis does in the wake of the Synod on the Family, we have a new…

Roland on Dreams

David Bentley Hart

It was, I believe, the third time that the small, hard, moist rubber ball struck my forehead…

When Teachers Don’t Matter

Mark Bauerlein

It is only 2 p.m. on a mild afternoon in February, but the hallways are quiet and…

The Saints and All of Us

George Weigel

Written from Rome:  Amidst all the Sturm und Drang of Synod-2015, something genuinely new in the life…