Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

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,…

To a Decorative Dwarf in the Garbage

Joseph S. Salemi

Perhaps you’ll find a home in some back yardBeneath a poplar, or beside an ash;How could those…

Newlyweds

Cara Valle

In India the housewives kill themselves:a crop of twenty thousand every year.Some eat narcotics off their medicine…

Benedict in Silence

P. J. Smith

As we approach the fifth anniversary of Benedict XVI’s abdication and Francis’s election, we face a strange…

Proofs for God in the Pret A Manger Age

Dan Hitchens

Belief in God’s existence is not just a leap of faith; it is a reasonable conclusion which…

The Eschatological Hope of Bearing Children

Ian Caveny

Stop bearing children.” So says one of a cadre of new environmental voices decrying the dangers of…

The Bridge That George Lindbeck Built

C. C. Pecknold

As a college student studying theology in the 1990s, I was inspired by many great theologians of…

How Much Dreiser Does a Man Need?

Shalom Carmy

Theodore Dreiser is ranked among our great authors; he was a syllabus mainstay for as polished a…

Briefly Noted

Various

The History of Courts and Procedure in Medieval Canon Lawedited by wilfried hartmann and kenneth penningtoncatholic university…

Pain, World, God

Mark Bauerlein

The frequency of my headaches has dropped to one every six weeks or so. (I never say…

The Metaphysics of Democracy

Thomas Joseph White

Dear Readers,  This version of “The Metaphysics of Democracy” differs from the version that was published in…

Virtuous Evildoers

Gilbert Meilaender

At the end of Shakespeare’s play Julius Caesar, Brutus and ­Cassius, the conspirators who had assassinated Caesar,…

McAuley Beyond Despair

Dan Hitchens

James McAuley had a gift for overcoming first impressions. Manning Clark, the future ­doyen of Australian historians,…