Theology
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Christian Armenia Under Attack
Last week, Azerbaijan reignited its long-simmering war with Armenia over the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. The region, known…
Coming Attractions for Autumn
Have I mentioned that for many years, I saved the annual Spring Announcements and Fall Announcements issues…
Invisible Men and Women
Non-Jews often wonder about the value of close study of Jewish law. To the outsider it can…
October Twilight
The sky pools red this Hallowtide.We enter, ease into a pew,And whisper prayers for those who died,For…
Style Reveals the Man
Writing cannot be taught, as I came to realize after attempting to teach it for thirty years…
The Anti-Romantic
What Éric Rohmer said of one of his characters could be said of him as well: He…
Prudence in the Pandemic
We do not exercise moral judgment in the same manner in every instance. Broadly, there are three…
Bookings to Utopia
Stalingrad by vasily grossman translated by robert chandler and elizabeth chandler nyrb classics, 1088 pages, $27.95 Until…
Going Further
A year ago, with my two small granddaughters in tow, I visited a friend in an assisted…
Red Terror
The Cultural Revolution: A People’s History, 1962–1976 by frank dikötter bloomsbury, 432 pages, $20 As American society…
The Woke Script
It was late May and early June. Black Lives Matter protests were gripping cities across the nation.…
Truman’s Terrible Choice, 75 Years Ago
Three U.S. Navy officers look out at me from a small black-and-white snapshot, taken in Sasebo, Japan,…
God Never Loses
The following remarks were prepared earlier this year for the 2020 National Catholic Prayer Breakfast honoring Attorney…
The Truth About Diversity Training
The latest installment in an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Christopher Rufo discusses critical…
Why American Pickle Falls Flat
American culture these days has so many fault lines that it’s hard to know which ones will…
