Theology

What are we to make of l’affaire Gibson now that his film has turned out to be…

Europe’s Problem or Ours? George Weigel’s provocative article, “Europe’s Problem”and Ours” (February) was interesting to me for…

To those who value stability above all other political goods, Russia should look more attractive now than…

Richard Rorty’s Aversion to traditional religion and religious belief is well known. In 2000, for example, he…

Americans who want to understand conflicts between Democrats and Republicans during the election season have received precious…

In 1844 Philip Schaff, a Swiss church historian, to the surprise of his academic colleagues, accepted a…

The year 2003 marked the centenary of the birth of Evelyn Waugh, which Knopf has chosen to…

In 2003, the chief appellate court of the province of Ontario unanimously ruled that the common law…

“An Open Letter to the Jewish Community” was issued by the Catholic League a few weeks prior…

The Catholic Revival in English Literature by Ian Ker is not, as its title suggests, the study…

“They were smuggling . . . books?” exclaimed the young woman incredulously. She had seen me reading…

Thomas Pangle, author of numerous acclaimed studies spanning the entire history of political philosophy from Socrates to…

Love the lovely boomerang remands, in command and countermand, circumnavigations that sang exile and reply out of…

I very much appreciated reading Philip Turner’s ruminations about “The Episcopalian Preference” (November 2003). I have thought…

The civic catechisms of our day still celebrate Thomas Jefferson’s experiment in religious liberty. To end a…