Theology
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Out
The Lord God, the Almighty, simply said,“Do not eat any fruit from this tree. ItMay taste delicious,…
Look at Their Democracy
In the three centuries since the prince-elector of Hanover became George I of Great Britain, few power…
Michael Novak by the Sea
Once upon a time there was a lion . . . and the lion had a voice…
Let’s Not Make a Deal…at Least this Deal
Helping those who have broken away from the Catholic Church come back into full communion is a…
Homage to a Christian Humanist
When John T. Noonan, Jr. died last week at the age of 90, the American people lost…
Kink is Not Conscience
Why are some conservative-leaning writers defending Larry Garfield? Garfield was until recently a major developer at Drupal,…
Al Gore’s Holy Anger
When asked how he dealt with hostile skeptics, Al Gore first advised against returning anger with anger.…
Anti-Christianity in France
On the day after François Fillon’s victory in the Republican primary in France last November, the leftist…
Evolving Toward Africa
We Westerners know how modernization works. Light dawns in the north and west and spreads Reason and…
The Papal View from the Global South
This Economy Kills: Pope Francis on Capitalism and Social Justiceby andrea tornielli and giacomo galeazzi, trans. by…
The Roar Heard Round the World
The story of Jesus’s raising from the dead of Lazarus of Bethany, as recorded in John 11,…
Pilgrims of Progress
America’s national epic was not written in meter and verse. Nor, for that matter, was it written…
The Power of the Cross
Blessed John Henry Newman (1801-1890)—a theologian who came to prominence in the Victorian Age—can help us check…
A Springtime of Hope for Catholic Education
Recent announcements out of two Catholic colleges appear to provide both good news and bad news about…
Five Lessons from Francis de Sales
Given the growing challenges now facing Christians, a valuable source to turn to, for wisdom and strength,…
