Theology

An aside in Justice Antonin Scalia’s recent article, “God’s Justice and Ours” ( FT , May), provides…

It is a telling—and alarming—sign that following September 11, 2001 the two failed terror attacks involved people…

I’m a new man. I’ve just slept through the night for the first time in weeks because…

Luke! Trust your feelings!” As we know, Luke does what he is told, and the galaxy is…

Thanksgiving was always tense while I was growing up, and I don’t know why. Christmas, now”Christmas was…

Part I: Paul J. Griffiths Proselytism is a topic enjoying renewed attention in recent years. This is…

In the dock are Pope John Paul II and Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, prefect of the Congregation for…

Throughout the twentieth century, leaders of the Catholic Church implored lay men and women with increasing urgency…

Next to the exponential growth of government itself, the most noteworthy feature of American political institutions in…

Reinhold Niebuhr (1892-1971), dubbed “America’s theologian” by the mid-twentieth-century media, had a host of critics during his…

To feel the full historical weight of Russian attitudes toward the Roman Catholic Church one should see…

Does anti-Catholicism exist? Yes it does. Can we define it? Yes we can. It’s repugnance for things…

Ever since the World Trade Center was destroyed, the question of what to do with the site…

The title question has been asked frequently in recent years, both within and outside the field. I…

In his article “God’s Justice and Ours” (FT, May), Justice Antonin Scalia states correctly, I believe, that…