Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Leaf with Berry

Josephine Jacobsen

At the last rock of the last ledge of the last climb, retreat blocked, he went to…

Ecumenism Without Illusions: A Catholic Perspective

Avery Cardinal Dulles

From a Christian point of view, the twentieth century might well be called the century of ecumenism.…

The Crisis of the West: Machiavelli, Rousseau, and the Imperative of Salvation

William E. Johnston Jr.

What is the crisis of the West? In some cases the sense of this frequently asked if…

The Shadows

Josephine Jacobsen

Easy to forget, how shadows are light’s creatures, out of dark, out of thinning dark come delicately,…

Michael Harrington’s Socialism

Max L. Stackhouse

Socialism: Past and Future by michael harrington arcade publishing, 320 pages, $19.95  If one is going to…

Feminist Theodicy

Maria McFadden Maffucci

Women and Evil by nell noddings university of california press, 284 pages, $25  For centuries theologians and…

The Transcendent in the Mundane

Jill P. Baumgaertner

Ordinary Time by a. g. mojtabai doubleday, 223 pages, $17.95 A.G. Mojtabai’s nonfiction work, Blessed Assurance, won…

The Perfectly Raised Consciousness

Richard John Neuhaus

Reflecting on the rash of outraged protests against allegedly sexist, racist, and homophobic slurs erupting in our…

Fox Days

Mark Jarman

Dull, restless mornings, crawling with hungers— To have something to do and to have done it. Blackbirds,…

Editorial: Legalize Drugs?

The Editors

No sooner had George Bush declared a “war on drugs” and appointed William Bennett to lead the…

Separationism for Religion’s Sake

Samuel Rabinove

At a conference last fall on “Christians, Jews, and the Free Exercise of Religion” sponsored by the…

Forward to the Seventies

John Strietelmeier

As I write these words, it is exactly one week before my seventieth birthday”“the days of our…

In Favor of Muddling Through

Thomas Sieger Derr

In American political rhetoric–stump speeches, newspaper editorials, party propaganda–the terms “left wing” and “right wing” are used…

A Reader’s Guide to English Furniture: The Eighteenth Century

Debora Greger

Forget the romance purveyed of windowseats, knocked as they be by the winds that skim drowned lawns…

Why Wait for the Kingdom?The Theonomist Temptation

Richard John Neuhaus

Paul Tillich famously wrote about ethics in the heteronomous, autonomous, and theonomous modes. To summarize all too…