Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Briefly Noted

Various

Leonardo da Vinciby walter isaacsonsimon and schuster, 624 pages, $35 Walter Isaacson, best known for biographies of…

Evangelical Gnosticism

Abigail Rine Favale

I teach in a great books program at an Evangelical university. Almost all students in the program are…

Heal Our Wounds

Patricia Snow

Six months after he was elected to the Chair of Peter, Pope Francis made one of the…

Letters

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Asserted, Not Argued Robert Benne’s critique of Mitri Raheb’s lecture on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (“Political Supersessionism,” March)…

America and Liberalism

R. R. Reno

The American experiment.” I cringed whenever Richard John Neuhaus used that formulation. We live in a country,…

Two Kingdom Theology in the Trump Era

Lyman Stone

From October 2017 until October 2018, Protestants around the world, especially Lutherans, are commemorating the five hundredth…

Marriage in The Methodist Church

Paul T. Stallsworth

In 1987, the Taskforce of United Methodists on Abortion and Sexuality (TUMAS) was founded to be a…

Toward Incarnation

Peter J. Leithart

Typological reading of Scripture has been disfavored in modern Christianity. It should be restored to favor, not…

Who May Receive Communion?

Gerhard Cardinal Müller

This is the fifth in a series of reflections by Cardinal Müller on questions of present importance…

A Touching and Feeling Faith

Lauren Rae Konkol

Everything Happens for a Reason:And Other Lies I’ve Lovedby kate bowlerrandom house, 208 pages, $26 If the…

From the Heart of a Young Father

Charles J. Chaput

Bishops get a lot of unsolicited mail from strangers, some of it pleasant, some of it much…

Heresy at a Jesuit College

Charlotte Allen

On Easter Monday, Inside Higher Education, an online trade paper covering academia, published an article about a…

Rebuild Christchurch Basilica

Stephen Schmalhofer

In February 2011, a 6.3-magnitude earthquake devastated Christchurch, New Zealand, killing 185 people and damaging dozens of…

What Would Have Stopped Martin Luther

Michael D. Breidenbach

In the popular telling of Martin Luther’s story, nothing could have stopped the Protestant reformer from challenging…

An Ambiguous Exhortation

Dan Hitchens

Pope Francis’s apostolic exhortation, fittingly published in April, is full of springtime hope. It speaks candidly to…