Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

The Proper Business of Mankind

Shalom Carmy

Elijah, the great scholar (Gaon) of Vilna in the eighteenth century, is synonymous with total devotion to…

Corporate Progressivism

Patrick J. Deneen

From Tolerance to Equality: How Elites Brought America to Same-Sex Marriageby darel e. paulbaylor, 256 pages, $39.95…

The Rav

Mark Gottlieb

Twenty-five years ago this past April (20 Nisan 5753), thousands of Jews, their affiliations ranging across and…

Nones on Sunday

Joseph Mirra

One day I woke up and became a None;It gave me lots more time to think and…

The Reformation We Need

Carl R. Trueman

Numerous times over the last few years I have heard both Roman Catholics and Protestants express a…

Shifting Tectonic Plates in Eastern Christianity

George Weigel

ROME. While Synod-2018 was trying to grasp the polyhedron-like character of “synodality” and wrestling with the differences…

Reversing Roe v. Wade

Michael J. New

Reversing Roe, the recent Netflix documentary directed by Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg, is billed as a…

Crisis at CUA

Charlotte Allen

It’s a shocking and ultimately sad story: The Catholic University of America has summarily suspended William Rainford,…

Anti-Semitism and the Rise of Rage

R. R. Reno

News of the shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh hit me like a punch…

Nothing Compares to Allah

John William Sullivan

Remember Sinéad O’Connor, the Irish singer-songwriter with an ethereal voice and a penchant for troublemaking? Well, Sinéad…

Kanye Goes Back to the Old Landmark

Armond White

Kanye West’s October 11 visit to the White House displayed unforced conviviality mixed with mutual sincerity—a welcome…

A Sense of Time

John Wilson

Timefulness:How Thinking Like a Geologist Can Save the Worldby marcia bjornerudprinceton, 224 pages, $24.95 I learned years…

The Kavanaugh Embarrassment

Raymond J. de Souza

A Canadian commenting upon the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation process seems like bad manners. Good neighbors are not…

A House Built on Sand

Benedict Kiely

To visit the tomb of Servant of God József Cardinal Mindszenty, in Esztergom, Hungary, is, in a…

The Synod and its Deeper Problem

Michael Degnan

Roman synods are complex and expensive affairs. They draw bishops from around the globe. Pressed by some…