Theology
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Pixelated Souls
The great liberal thinkers who devised our constitutional order were responding to a seventeenth-century problem, most sharply…
Saint Vincent of Saragossa
His attributes are few—a book, a rodwith three large hooks. But it cannot conveythe tortures, multiple, endured…
Storming the Barricades
As the bicentennial of the United States Constitution was approaching in 1989, Michael Kammen published a book…
The Greatest Christian Novel
When Dostoevsky wrote his last and greatest novel, The Brothers Karamazov, the revolutionary movement that would lead…
The Politics of Memory
In January 2020, the Socialist government of Spain, led by Pedro Sánchez, proposed a bill of profound…
Why I Keep Kosher
If you yourself are not obliged to observe Kosher, or if you simply elect not to (only…
Brief Friends
The sight of old men huddled around outdoor tables, drinking coffee with one another, is familiar. In…
Briefly Noted
The Gospel in Dickens:Selections from His Worksedited by gina dalfonzo plough, 264 pages, $18 Charles Dickens, according…
Karl Barth
No theologian has exercised a greater influence on me than Karl Barth. I first encountered his work…
Keeping the Faith
The more religiously committed parents are, the more they want their children to grow up believing and…
Not So Silent Cal
The latest installment in an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Amity Shlaes joins the…
Learning to Mean What the Liturgy Says
A month back I wrote on the confusions caused by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who…
Worshipping with Thomas
Faith entails at least two things. First, it means to follow. John, the beloved disciple, looked into…
A Birthday Card to Balthasar
In his recently translated essay Theses Towards a Trinitarian Ontology, Klaus Hemmerle (1929–1994) writes that Christian theology…
What We’ve Been Reading—April 2021
R. R. RenoEditor Robert Benne has been a strong and clear voice for Christian orthodoxy, and Thanks…
