Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Small Is Beautiful

D. G. Hart

If Google is a reliable search engine, the anniversary of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church on June 11…

Epiphany to Pentecost

Peter J. Leithart

God appeared frequently to saints of the Old Testament. He came as a smoking oven and flaming…

Letters—Aug/Sept 2011

Various

CHALLENGING EVANGELICALS If Gerald McDermott is right, Martin Luther is the person ultimately responsible for liberal theology…

The Christ-Frost

Amit Majmudar

After I had burned alive a spell, spellbound by the burning that bound me, I saw an…

A Prophet Wrongly Honored

Alan Jacobs

Terry Eagleton made his name in the 1980s by demonstrating that it is possible to write wittily…

The Truth About Greenhouse Gases

William Happer

The object of the Author in the following pages has been to collect the most remarkable instances…

Playing the Long Season

Gilbert Meilaender

Unlike many in our society, I find myself becoming less rather than more inter-ested in the NCAA…

Fig Leaves and Falsehoods

Janet E. Smith

The exposé of Planned Parenthood engineered by Live Action has not only disclosed some illegal and immoral…

Missing Religion

Patrick J. Wolf

Does God Make a Difference? Taking Religion Seriously in Our Schools and Universities by Warren A. Nord…

Blessed John Paul II and His Times

George Weigel

The beatification of Pope John Paul II on May 1, 2011, six years after his holy death,…

Priests’ Graveyard

Lisa Barnett

In five neat rows, white crosses sprout like daffodils upon the graves, as if their blooms could…

God’s Patient Stet

David Lyle Jeffrey

It is a sobering thought that Richard Wilbur, the two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning poet (1957, 1989) who was…

A Bumping Boxcar Language

Anthony Esolen

I await with great delight the first translation of the Novus Ordo Mass into English. The bland,…

Stringed Instrument

Kim Bridgford

Don’t spend time stringing and tuning your instrument. Start making music now! Lucky Numbers 33, 2, 37,…

Counting China’s Christians

Byron Johnson Rodney Stark Carson Mencken

Through much of the twentieth century, it was widely believed among Western intellectuals that the Chinese were…