Theology
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Liberal Transcendence
It’s tough to be a Martin Luther King liberal. All his life he has believed that bias…
The Ten Suggestions
When Moses came down from the mountain and cloudbearing the Ten Commandments in handand saw the calf…
The Cold War Is Over
Like most Englishmen, I grew up with a natural dislike of “abroad” and a belief in the…
Wesleyans and the Reformation
It’s that time of year again, when Protestants begin to reflect on what the Reformation has meant…
Surprised by Evil
Macbeth is responsible for a series of murders. He kills his king, then kills Banquo, and ends…
Ad Orientem and Absolutism
Shortly after Cardinal Sarah made a mess and, Francis-like, sparked some uncomfortable dialogue in the Church, I…
Lund and the Quest for Christian Unity
Next month, on October 31, the eve of All Saints Day, Pope Francis will visit Lund, Sweden,…
Secular Blindness
What is the largest blind spot shared by intellectuals and talking heads of both Left and Right…
What’s Preaching For?
What should a preacher do in his Sunday sermon? Lecture on the Bible? Talk about Jesus? Tell…
Heaven in Ohio?
The Heavenly Tableby donald ray pollockdoubleday, 384 pages, $27.95 A book by Donald Ray Pollock is always…
Hans Friedrich Grohs: From Bereavement to Benediction
Hans Friedrich Grohs (1892-1981) was an accomplished artist who belonged to the second generation of German Expressionist…
Speaking from the Peripheries
The September issue of Harper’s features a thoughtful essay by Alan Jacobs, “The Watchmen: What Became of…
He’s Not “Turning his Back to the People”
Cardinal Robert Sarah, prefect of the Vatican’s Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments,…
God and Brexit
Ever since the United Kingdom decided in June to leave the European Union, contending (and sometimes overlapping)…
A Commendation of Leviticus
Christians don’t quite know what to do with Leviticus. Some parts, especially in the latter half of…
