Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

The Shadow of a Doubt

Shalom Carmy

The Origins of Reasonable Doubt by James Q. Whitman Yale University Press, 288 pages, $40 The life…

You

Kevin Hart

You come to me in thick old roots of night While trucks are changing gears, although you…

All Too Human

Caitrin Nicol

Devices of the Soul: Battling for Our Selves in an Age of Machines by Steve Talbott O’Reilly,…

The Devil in the Clock

Robert B. Shaw

You come to me in thick old roots of night While trucks are changing gears, although you…

The End of Art

Roger Kimball

Nearly everyone cares—or says he cares—about art. After all, art ennobles the spirit, ­elevates the mind, and…

The Perks

Midge Goldberg

Why is Satan not too hot in hell? He doesn’t seem to suffer like the rest Who…

N.T. Wright Responds to Richard John Neuhaus

N. T. Wright

I know the comments in the April 2008 issue weren’t a review of my recent book Surprised…

The Crescent and the Scimitar

Christian C. Sahner

The Great Arab Conquests: How the Spread of Islam Changed the World We Live In by Hugh…

Wisdom 13:5-9

Timothy Murphy

We worshipped moon and sun, comets, the circling stars, Venus and bloodstained Mars, ignorant of our duty…

The Music of the Spheres

Nathaniel Peters

Planet Narnia: The Seven Heavens in the Imagination of C.S. Lewis by michael wardoxford university press, 384…

The Better Part of Valor

Robert B. Shaw

A would-be body-surfer, eight years old, he fell in with the ocean’s mood of calm, reviewing each…

Child of the Revolution

Paul J. Griffiths

His Illegal Self by Peter Carey Knopf, 288 pages, $24.95 His Illegal Self is Peter Carey’s tenth…

Charity’s Gift

Joseph S. Salemi

Pinioned here, I look downwards to see My mother weeping in unfettered grief Her heart transfixed by…

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Various

Virtuous Leadership: An Agenda for Personal Excellence by Alexandre Havard Scepter, 172 pages, $16.95 Augustine called it…

American Crust

R.S. Gwynn

We upper-crust must be discussed In deferential accents. We want not, waste, exhibit taste, Possess exquisite tax-sense.…