Theology
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Self-Help from the Ancients (ft. Michael Fontaine)
In the latest installment of the ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein, Michael Fontaine joins…
Agonistic End Times
In Four Quartets, T. S. Eliot notes, “The end is where we start from.” Our sense of…
The Grammar of Reverence
Something is stirring in the West. After decades of polite secular confidence, people are talking about God…
Fossilized Faith
Christian Smith, a sociologist at Notre Dame, has a knack for turning academic research into books that…
Strange Gods
We promised Joshua that we would serve the god who brought us to this land. Of course...
Canterbury Fails
When it was announced in October that the next archbishop of Canterbury would be a woman with…
Kings, Behold and Wail
I was a full-time parish priest at a time when we still visited people in their homes.…
Briefly Noted
The Book of Mormon simultaneously affirms the Bible and challenges its uniqueness, with the stated purpose to…
Walker Percy’s Pilgrimage
People can get used to most anything. Even the abyss may be rendered tolerable—or, for that matter,…
Christian Ownership Maximalism
Christendom is gone. So, too, is much of the Western civilization that was built atop it. Christians…
Wistful Agnostics and True Believers
With the death of the New Atheist industrial complex, a new variety of religion-friendly intellectual discourse has…
Western Civilization and Augustine (ft. Chad Pecknold)
In the latest installment of the ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein, Chad Pecknold joins…
The Haunted Empire
In October 1905, Papus, a French occultist, performed a solemn ritual amid the marble and gold of…
Charles Murray Comes to God (ft. Charles Murray)
In the latest installment of the ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein, Charles Murray joins…
Vatican II at Sixty
December 8, 2025, is quickly approaching, a date marking the sixtieth anniversary of the close of the…
