Theology
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Not So Evil Empire
Reformed thinkers have recently been debating whether or not civil officials should endorse Christianity and promote and…
Dawn of a New Pre-Christian West
Across the Western world, especially in France, Britain, and the United States, we are seeing a remarkable…
Canada’s Offensive Secularism
On March 25, the Canadian House of Commons voted to repeal the good faith religious opinion defense…
Against “God Alone”
A few years ago, I had some routine surgery. Something went wrong in recovery. The nurses on the…
The Politics of Judas
In this Easter season, we naturally reflect on the passion of Christ, his resurrection, and all that…
Via Crucis, 2026
The Way of the Cross—and the third, seventh, and ninth stations in particular—has been an especially appropriate…
Trump’s Civilizational Project
Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke at the recent Munich Security Conference. Last year, Vice President JD…
How to Bring Back School Prayer
Though it was overshadowed by the reversal of Roe v. Wade the Friday before, the Supreme Court’s…
God Is Mocked
God is not mocked, Paul tells us (Gal. 6:7). Matthew’s Passion narrative (Matt. 27:27–44) suggests otherwise. Matthew…
Andreessen vs. Augustine
Marc Andreessen, one of the most influential venture capitalists in the country, recently said in an interview…
The Scandal of Judaism
Christianity has been marked by hostility toward Jews. I won’t rehearse the history. I’ll simply propose a…
The Donatist Comeback
My Lenten reading has included an interesting, if somewhat odd, book about the greatest of the Latin…
The Qur’an’s Christians
Hollywood released quite a few movies about Jesus in the 1960s and ’70s. Not all got rave…
The Debates that Shaped Dei Verbum
Since the start of 2026, Pope Leo XIV has embarked, in his Wednesday audiences, on catecheses about…
A Fully Human Approach to Finance
A conservative after action report on the struggle against woke corporations might highlight banks abandoning net zero…
