Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

What God Is This?

Carl R. Trueman

My wife and I think Rome is the greatest city on earth; we try to go every…

How the Oxford Movement Saved Christmas

Joshua Fagan

A world filled with great social and technological change, religious uncertainty, and a desire for ritual and…

On Kneeling: A Response to Cardinal Cupich

Leah Libresco Sargeant

Putting “O Holy Night” on the program at Christmas Masses in Chicago this year may prove a…

Is Theology Still Queen?

Thomas G. Guarino

Has theology become devalued in the contemporary Catholic Church? I sometimes fear that this is the case—and…

For Christian Civilization

Peter J. Leithart

Paul Kingsnorth’s 2024 Erasmus Lecture, “Against Christian Civilization,” was less a lecture than an exhortation. His target…

Taking God Seriously

Frank DeVito

I first picked up a copy of First Things about fifteen years ago. I spent several years…

Exposing the Unseriousness of Elite Irreligion

Solveig Lucia Gold

When I was in seventh grade, a girl at my New York private school told our history…

This Shining Night

Ephraim Radner

Colorado, where I live, is a great place to go stargazing. Up in the mountains, the heavens…

Divorce in the Gospels

Kyle Harper

Remarriage in Early Christianityby A. Andrew DasEerdmans, 384 pages, $49.99 The translation of Biblical texts requires both…

Jordan Peterson’s “God”

Alastair Roberts

We Who Wrestle with God:Perceptions of the Divineby Jordan B. PetersonPortfolio, 576 pages, $35 A man who disbelieved…

Pascal’s Wager: An Update

David DeSteno

Should you believe in God? For many people, belief is a matter of faith. But let’s say…

Equal Persons

Gilbert Meilaender

Several years ago, James Mumford brought to my attention a passage from an essay by George Orwell.…

How Advent Broke Philosophy

Peter J. Leithart

For Christians, the advent of the Son of God has become commonplace. It’s celebrated, sung, preached about,…

Can the Ignatius Study Bible Save Biblical Studies?

John Byron Kuhner

The Ignatius Catholic Study Bible—a Bible decades in the making, under the editorship of Steubenville scholars Scott…

Overcoming Theological Amnesia

Michael Root

Ressourcement. It’s a French word that means “resourcing”—or, better, “re-sourcing.” As a term in theology, it calls…