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Individualist Collectivism

Peter J. Leithart

I have a great deal of sympathy with Jose Miranda’s claim (in Marx and the Bible) that Paul…

Planned Parenthood and Other Catholic Volunteer Opportunities

R. R. Reno

The Biology Department of the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota publicizes volunteer opportunities on their…

Public Schools and the Wall of Separation

Mark Bauerlein

The famous phrase “wall of separation of church and state” today enjoys the status of legal precedent,…

First Links — 12.10.14

The Editors

The Optimistic Science of Leibniz Marc E. Bobro, The New Atlantis The Coming Democratization of Contemporary Art…

Baptized into the New Age

Peter J. Leithart

John Dunnill (Body and Sacrifice, 128-9) argues that for Paul baptism is more than a “sign” of…

Sacrificial death?

Peter J. Leithart

In some ways, Daniel Ullucci’s The Christian Rejection of Animal Sacrifice helpfully complicates our picture of views on…

The Universe is a Kitchen

Peter J. Leithart

In a recent article in the Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Natalie Gummer lays out…

Horizontal Hierarchy

Peter J. Leithart

In his monograph on Israel’s Tabernacle as Social Space, Mark George makes the observation that tabernacle space is…

Kowtowing to Moscow = Bad Ecumenism

George Weigel

In his tireless work for Christian unity, St. John Paul II often expressed the hope that Christianity…

Whose Gender? Which Identity?

Carl R. Trueman

The Minnesota State High School League has caused something of a media storm by adopting a new…

Oil and ISIS

James R. Rogers

Despite the dramatic drop in the price of oil—over 40 percent in just a few months—Saudi Arabia…

First Links—12.9.14

The Editors

Who Should Own the Internet? Julian Asange, The New York Times Censors at Work: How States Shape…

Cosmic Sacrifice

Peter J. Leithart

John Dunnill’s summary of the interconnections of gift, creation, covenant, sacrifice, and Trinity is lovely (Sacrifice and…

More Outward Sacrifice

Peter J. Leithart

Summarizing the prophetic critique of sacrifice, John Dunnill (Sacrifice and the Body, 38) rebuts Roland de Vaux’s…

No Natural Body

Peter J. Leithart

Bodies are objects, but beginning with Husserl philosophers, anthropologists and others have considered not the objective character…