Theology
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Enigmatic Subtleties
Saint Augustine: Confessions translated by Henry Chadwick Oxford University Press, 311 pages, $24.95 Translating Augustine’s Confessions is…
God and the Economists
Reaching for Heaven on Earth: The Theological Meaning of Economics by Robert H. Nelson Rowman and Littlefield,…
For the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
For those who are committed to protecting the unborn and to preserving our traditional moral heritage, it…
Mere Christianity
Faith and Faithfulness: Basic Themes in Christian Ethics by Gilbert Meilaender University of Notre Dame Press, 211…
Reason Public and Private: The Pannenberg Project
There are numerous obstacles to making the connections between religion and public life. For some moderns, a…
Editorial: Christians, Jews, and Anti-Semitism
Call it a public service. When National Review devoted almost an entire issue to William F. Buckley’s…
Religion & the Court: A New Beginning?
Mention the First Amendment to any lawyer, and the odds are excellent that he or she will…
What I Saw at the American Academy of Religion
The American Academy of Religion, in its statement of purpose, calls itself “an inclusive learned society and…
Evangelism’s Premier Prophet
A Prophet with Honor: The Billy Graham Story by william martin william morrow, 735 pages, $25 The…
Consequences of Columbus
Just when we were convinced that Newsweek, like its counterpart Time, is an essentially superficial magazine for…
Confessions of a Rootless Cosmopolitan Jew
I, the grandson of devout Orthodox Jews, am watching my younger daughter being confirmed in the Lutheran…
The Lutheran Difference
To the extent that Lutherans are noticed at all by non-Lutherans in America, impressions can be wildly…
Animal Rights, Human Rights
The power of the movement for animal rights—a movement that until recently was located for most people…
Always to Care, Never to Kill:
The following declaration was produced by the Ramsey Colloquium of the Institute on Religion and Public Life…
Reform Judaism: Undone by Revival
In the 1950s, only some forty years ago, the voice of rejoicing and salvation could be heard…
