Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Why Dictators Fear Artists

Santiago Ramos

Although it has become a somewhat sappy and romanticized notion, the individual artist really does pose a…

Secularist Attacks on the Catholic Church in Britain

John Loughlin

One might have expected the Catholic Church in Great Britain to enter a cosy relationship with the…

The First Openly Muslim Priest

Daveed Gartenstein-Ross

The day before the Episcopal Church’s House of Bishops voted to confirm the church’s first openly gay…

Romney’s Pornography Dilemma

Robert T. Miller

The headline in the New York Times reads ” Romney Criticized for Hotel Pornography ,” which makes…

The Jewishness of the Roman Rite

Nicholas Frankovich

Summorum Pontificum , the motu proprio whereby the pope grants a universal indult for the celebration of…

The Neo-Blanshardites vs. the Evangelicals

Robert P. George

Recently, when the Supreme Court declined to strike down as unconstitutional a federal law prohibiting the killing…

Illegal Immigration and Our Corruption

Michael Linton

With the failure of the immigration bill still causing murmurs across the nation, the topic of immigration,…

A Hatchet Job

R. R. Reno

We have come to rely on Alan Wolfe as just the sort of “expert” on religion who…

The Aug-Sept Issue of First Things Is Online!

Joseph Bottum

Another day, another dollar. Well, actually, another month, another issue of First Things . And the cost…

The Pope’s Liturgical Liberalism

Richard John Neuhaus

One of the more deft moves in Benedict’s apostolic letter motu proprio , titled ” Summorum Pontificum…

In Defense of Human Exceptionalism

Wesley J. Smith

Tearing humans off the pedestal of exceptionalism is all the rage today among academics, philosophers, and other…

Stop Reading This Now

Joseph Bottum

What are you doing looking here on the Fourth of July? Go away. Set off some firecrackers.…

The Myth of the Falwell Insurgency

Jon A. Shields

Although Jerry Falwell’s legacy will remain a contentious issue for some time to come, partisans on all…

The Relevance of Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy

Peter J. Leithart

“Obscure” hardly begins to describe the obscurity of the German-American thinker Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy (1888¯1973). Though never a…

Rejoinder to Miller’s Response

Francis Beckwith

Robert T. Miller is one of my favorite First Things contributors. So it is indeed an honor…