Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

The Theology of Transubstantiation

Mark Bauerlein

The latest installment in an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. On this episode, Brett Salkeld…

“Oh God”

John Wilson

I’ve written several times in this space about the “discourse of fear” that gets attention in many…

The Woman Taking On Big Porn

Sohrab Ahmari

Pornhub wishes you a happy Valentine’s Day. To celebrate the Hallmark holiday, the online-smut giant is opening…

Desiderata

John Wilson

If you’ve been a magazine reader for roughly 65 years and an editor assigning book reviews (among…

Theological Fraud

Michael Pakaluk

One benefit of doing academic work in accounting ethics, as I have done, is that one gets…

A Protestant Tribute to Archbishop Chaput

Carl R. Trueman

A Catholic archbishop, a Presbyterian professor, and his wife walk into a bar.” While this might sound…

The Case for Yellow Checks

Gladden J. Pappin

Bishop Robert Barron, the Los Angeles auxiliary and Catholic media personality, recently suggested to the National Catholic…

Identity as Ideology

Theodore Dalrymple

Like many persons possessing limited insight into the future, I had supposed that, with the collapse of…

Building to No Purpose

Catesby Leigh

Together we can shape the future.” So proclaimed a construction fence poster at the gargantuan new Hudson…

Homesick for Eternity

Matthew Schmitz

In 2018, Barack Obama urged his Facebook followers to read Why Liberalism Failed by Patrick Deneen. We…

Loving to Know

N. T. Wright

In many spheres, the question not just of what we know but of how we know is…

American Pilgrimage

Stefan McDaniel

We began just after daybreak. One by one, the brigades filed out of the parking lot, each…

Notre-Dame de Paris, by Gérard de Nerval (1808–1855)

William Flesch

Notre Dame is quite old: one will see it perhapsStill bury that Paris it saw at its…

Julian of Norwich in Seclusion

Gail White

Because an anchoress could have a cat,We may assume she had one.  That it satBeside her while…

Some Changed Same

Elisabeth Kramp

In whitest skeletons the shadows of daydusk dim and, mantle-like, settle and layupon bristling grass and sleeping…