Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Seriously, God Is Love

Peter J. Leithart

Sergius Bulgakov has long been hailed by Orthodox and non-­Orthodox alike as a titan of twentieth-­century theology.…

Synodality and the Spirit of Truth

Michael Hanby

Facts and great personages in world history occur, as it were, twice . . . the first…

The Pope of Peace

Matthew Schmitz

Amidst a war involving the world’s foremost nuclear powers, Pope Francis has been a lonely voice for…

The Rise of Antihumanism

Matthew B. Crawford

In 2009, one of Google’s self-driving cars came to an intersection with a four-way stop. It came…

Theopolitics of Ukraine 

Matthew Dal Santo

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Patriarch Kirill of Moscow have claimed that Russia’s so-called Special Operation is…

In Our Chaotic Age, Some Atheists Are Rethinking Secularism

Carl R. Trueman

It is eighty years since C. S. Lewis delivered the lectures that were eventually to be published…

Catholic Education Is Taking Off

Mark Bauerlein

Last week the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education (ICLE) held its annual conference at Duquesne University. Pittsburgh…

Forgetting the Art of Memory

Esmé Partridge

AI tools like ChatGPT launched less than a year ago, but they’re already taking over the workplace.…

The Dark Side of “Miracle Drugs”

Peter Tonguette

The United States is hooked on a regular regimen of pills, tablets, and capsules. According to the…

Why I Became an American Citizen

Carl R. Trueman

I believe in America.” That is the opening line of perhaps the greatest movie ever made, The Godfather.…

The “Synodal Process”: Talking a New Church into Being?

George Weigel

One of the worst of contemporary hymn texts bids us to “Sing a new Church into being.”…

At Princeton, the Ugliness Is the Point

Kari Jenson Gold

Once upon a time, when you turned off Route 1 onto Washington Road, you knew you were…

The Gospel According to Levin

Peter J. Leithart

Anna Karenina throws herself in front of a train at the end of the seventh part of…

The Cost of Communism

Colin Dueck

Only two blocks from the White House, a small museum in an elegant Beaux Arts mansion draws…

The Pleasure of Walking

John Wilson

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