Theology

Rachel Fulton Brown is associate professor of history at the University of Chicago, where she writes and…

Recently I took part in a panel discussion on the nature of civil society. At some point…

When you’re sick and know you’re going to die you do what’s called putting your affairs in…

I am in Portsmouth, Rhode Island this weekend, attending “Being Human: Christian Perspectives on the Human Person,” an…

Given the intellectual flimsiness of their work, it’s best to look for cultural causes to explain the…

In his 2015 Erasmus Lecture, Archbishop Charles Chaput called on America’s bishops to reconsider the Church’s role…

Photographs can capture exceptional moments in an iconic way, making the original experience “present” emotionally as well…

Pope Francis raised great expectations when, on April 13, 2013, one month after being elected to Peter’s…

Russia is turning inward. As the fabric of purpose and identity seems to fray among Western nations,…

When Alvin Plantinga was awarded this year’s Templeton Prize, he joined a host of other prominent winners, including Mother…

Samson is the most Spiritual man in the Old Testament, the most Pentecostal of Israel’s heroes. Given…

The Roots of Pope Francis’s Social and Political Thought:From Argentina to the Vaticanthomas r. rourkerowman and littlefield,…

Cardinal George Pell, emeritus Archbishop of Sydney and now resident in Rome, is Australia’s most senior prelate.…

Many regard Russia as backward, lagging behind the West. This is not so. Our shared civilization is…

For quite a few years now, academic philosophers and sociologists, as well as popular social commentators who…