Theology

God’s Supersessionism David Novak (“Supersessionism Hard and Soft,” February) clearly demonstrates the negative consequences of the “hard”…

In 2002, in these pages, Peter Berger, the late American socio­logist, offered a succinct summary of the…

The year 2018 marked the sixteen-hundredth anniversary of the excommunication of one of Christianity’s most famous heretics:…

In Iași, Romania, in January 2019, some three hundred Orthodox scholars gathered for the inaugural conference of…

Virginia governor Ralph Northam had a tough February. Soon after he made brutal remarks about the fate…

Whitefish Mountain, a ski resort in northwest Montana, is known for its spicy terrain, rime-clothed “snow ghosts,”…

An icon of the Annunciation appears on the central altar doors of every Orthodox Christian church. The…

James Boswell, who knew a thing or two about hero worship, called Julius Caesar “the greatest man…

Americans aren’t angry, writes American Enterprise Institute President Arthur C. Brooks (Love Your Enemies). When we’re angry,…

Your Eminence: I noted with interest your recent announcement of a “binding synodal process” during which the…

One of the most memorable sermons I’ve ever heard was on the glory of the risen, ascended,…

In his 2013 article “The Catholic Writer Today,” Dana Gioia argued that the term “Catholic writer” no…

Many Jews interpret the story of Purim as a series of fortuitous, coincidental events that happen to…

The 2016 election laid bare profound but long-hidden ideological divisions among America’s conservative intellectuals. Some of us…

When a pope is elected, the cardinals who have just chosen him make their way to the…