John Wilson

At Thanksgiving we look back and ahead at the same—we look forward to the Great Feast. May it be so. Continue Reading »

Immigration is a subject that is so interesting but so often misrepresented. Continue Reading »

You may end up keeping a copy for yourself and getting a second one for the friend or loved one you had in mind.
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On Nadya Williams's latest book, Mothers, Children, and the Body Politic: Ancient Christianity and the Recovery of Human Dignity. Continue Reading »

Talk about “the subtle wisdom of rocks” would usually give me a headache—but not always. Continue Reading »

The month of September is particularly resonant for me.  Continue Reading »

It’s hard not to feel a certain weariness of spirit at the prospect of yet another best new books list. Continue Reading »

During Sunday evening service we heard many miracle stories, some of them enormously powerful, others less so. Continue Reading »

We must recover an adequate grasp of the past. Continue Reading »

I have grown ever more weary and ever more irritated by the way the sixties have been routinely characterized, mythologized, and marketed. Continue Reading »