Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

The Legacy of Billy Graham

Grant Wacker

Billy Graham, who died Wednesday at age 99, may have addressed more people face-to-face than anyone else in…

Conscience and Grace: A Lenten Meditation

George Weigel

The scriptures of Lent in the Church’s daily liturgy invite two related reflections. The weeks immediately preceding…

Development, or Corruption?

Gerhard Cardinal Müller

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

The Decipherment of Cupich

Basilides Melchischyros

Having recently returned to Utopia from a scholarly visit to Cambridge (England), Basilides Melchischyros, of the Academia…

Taking Leave

P. J. Smith

Learning To Take Leave, Pope Francis’s new apostolic letter in the form of a motu proprio, addresses…

When Is a Lutheran Not a Lutheran?

Carl R. Trueman

Last Sunday, a New Jersey Lutheran church celebrated the transition of its pastor from womanhood to manhood.…

The Impossibility of “Alt-Right Christianity”

Connor Grubaugh

I am not anti-Christian. I’m a Lutheran,” says Hunter Wallace, an alt-right blogger cited in Matthew Rose’s…

Pork Roll, Lent, and Catholic Identity

George Weigel

A few weeks before Ash Wednesday, an Associated Press squib with Lenten implications appeared in the Washington…

Lenten Fasting Biohacks

Kendall Vanderslice and Hal Koss

Would you like your repentance to yield some return on investment this Lent? Perhaps in the form…

Death and Dappled Hope

Leah Libresco Sargeant

Promise Me, Dad:A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purposeby joe bidenflatiron books, 272 pages, $27 Many politicians’…

Preaching vs. Practice

Philip Lawler

For Pope Francis, a long honeymoon has ended. For nearly five years since his election in March…

For Love of God and of Us

R. J. Matava

February 1, 2018 marked the passing of Germain Gabriel Grisez, a man of the Church and one…

The Vatican’s China Whitewash

Daniel Mark

Like many others, I received with skepticism the news of a possible deal to resolve the long-standing…

Called to Eucharist

Peter J. Leithart

Over the centuries, the theology and practice of the Eucharist have been distorted in many ways. One…

Men Without Conviction, Churches Without People

George Weigel

Europe’s wholesale abandonment of its Christian faith is often explained as the inevitable by-product of modern social,…