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Saints, Accidentally Julia Powers, Fare Forward Benedict and Nothing Rod Dreher, American Conservative Love, Dad David Desrosiers,…

Not surprisingly, Robert Jenson spends a lot of time in his Brazos commentary on Ezekiel talking about Trinity…

“Eschatology and violence are intrinsically connected,” writer Robert Jenson (Ezekiel, 76). So much the worse for eschatology,…

When I published some articles on the German-American philosopher Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy (1888-1973) on the web a decade…

The verb porneuo and noun porneia are prominent themes in Revelation. Two of the seven churches of…

Catholics have a hard teaching on divorce and remarriage—hard for the married to live by and lately,…

I like First Things because it’s smart.” That’s what one journalist wrote to me awhile back. Before…

Confessions of a New Confessor Fr. Gabriel Torretta, OP, Ethika Politika Legalized Assisted Suicide Moves Us Scarily…

As long as the apostles were alive, writes Robert Jenson, churches could check their understanding of the…

Rosenstock-Huessy’s essay “Man Must Teach” begins as an analysis of Augustine’s dialogue with his son Adeodatus, the…

“There is a subtle intrigue going on between the generations,” writes Otto Kroesen in Planetary Responsibilities (120). “It…

The verb deiknuo, “show,” is used eight times in Revelation. Four of the uses are at the…

Scene: A small cafe in a coastal urban city. BOB, a boring old believer, and his friend…

Francesca Murphy I am reading The Blondelian Synthesis: A Study of the Influence of German Philosophical Sources on…

If you have ever known someone who cared too much about trivial objects and made others close…