Theology

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Dear Johannes Cochlaeus: Enough Already

Christopher Jackson

Dear Johannes Cochlaeus, You always were a clever one, but this time you’ve gone too far. You…

Taking Responsibility for the Reformation

Peter J. Leithart

This year marks the five hundredth anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. It is a year of celebration,…

How Does Catholic Identity Affect Hookup Culture?

Jason King

Early research into hookup culture on Catholic campuses indicated that Catholic campuses were just like secular campuses.…

Synod-Talk, Again

George Weigel

On January 13, the General Secretariat of the Synod of Bishops published a “preparatory document” for the…

Peter Says No

John Hunwicke

Perhaps the greatest Anglican intellect of the late twentieth century, Henry Chadwick, described Blessed John Henry Cardinal…

Evangelicals in Exile

Matthew Milliner

When I was an evangelical convert in high school in the 1990s, the Religious Right was rallying—not…

Islam and America

R. R. Reno

A preview of The Public Square, forthcoming in the March issue of First Things. The confirmation hearings…

The Statue of Wokeness

Pete Spiliakos

President Trump’s executive order limiting immigration from seven majority-Muslim counties reveals a chaotic, cynical administration—and a hysterical,…

A Papal Tutor of Heroic Virtue

George Weigel

On January 20, Pope Francis authorized the Congregation for the Causes of Saints to publish decrees acknowledging…

Experiments in Matrimony

Amy L. Wax

Just Married: Same-Sex Couples, Monogamy, and the Future of Marriage by stephen macedo princeton, 320 pages, $29.95…

Chinese History Lessons

David Marshall

For most of the past three years, I have helped run a program for high school students…

France’s Catholic Moment

Samuel Gregg

Since France definitively adopted a republican form of government in 1870, ardent Catholics have rarely occupied the…

Gratitude for the Given

R. R. Reno

We often hear that conservatism comes from a sober recognition of limits—getting mugged by reality. We are…

Stones

Rob Griffith

We carry our small griefs like stones in pockets. / We rub them smooth with worry, thumb…

Spiritual Freedom

John P. Burgess

On the outskirts of Moscow, there is an Orthodox Christian memorial. The site, known as Butovo, once…