Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Hearing Voices

Paul Lake

When Saul of Tarsus lost his sightAlong the hot Damascus roadAnd heard the resurrected ChristCry out his…

Spiritual Literature for Atheists

Francis Spufford

To say, as people do from time to time, that science is the only source of meaning…

The Allure of Sustainability

Michael Toscano

An energetic graduate of Wesleyan College, class of 2013, no longer proud of her achievement-packed résumé, cuts…

Humanity 4.5

Mark Shiffman

For ancient philosophers, the dignity of contemplation lay in its fulfillment of our longing for truth. The…

Children of Desire

Julia Yost

We Believe the Children: A Moral Panic in the 1980s by richard beck public affairs, 352 pages,…

Crisis of Solidarity

R. R. Reno

Written by Friedrich Hayek during World War II, The Road to Serfdom sought to shape thinking about…

Autumn Triduum

Mary-Patrice Woehling

On Halloween we shouted “Trick or Treat” And held out plastic pumpkins for our loot. We’d say…

​A Church Of Empire

Sergei Chapnin

I joined the Russian Church late in 1989, becoming actively involved in its life soon thereafter. This…

A Woman in the Seminary

Dawn Eden

I recently went to a vespers service at the institute of Catholic higher learning that I attend,…

Putting the Soul in Tune

Luke Taylor

The Consolation of Boethius as Poetic Liturgy  by Stephen Blackwood oxford university press, 243 pages This is…

A Tale of Two Cities—And of Two Churches

John Haldane

You will recall the lapidary opening of Dickens’s famous novel of London and Paris in the period…

Mirror of Magistrates

Peter J. Leithart

For Christians, 1 and 2 Samuel are “history.” For Jews, they are among the writings of the…

Toasting the Conscience

James Conley

In Letter to the Duke of Norfolk, Blessed John Henry Newman suggests gamely that religion should never…

Slick and Far From Truth

Nathaniel Givens

Given the low standards of mainstream reporting on religious issues, it’s hard to publish an article that…

Frames of Mind

Roberto De La Noval

My attention span is waning. I’ve noted it for the past couple of years: No longer can…