Peter J. Leithart

Jesus did die, and rise, and ascend to be King of kings and to fulfill the geopolitical promise to Abraham: “In your seed all the families of the earth will be blessed.” Continue Reading »

Christianity makes the audacious claim that the Incarnation provides the key to all and everything.  Continue Reading »

Once granted unchallenged supremacy, a GOP establishment is every bit as entrenched, every bit as self-protective, as every other establishment. Continue Reading »

Social convention exists to enable stupid, evil people to live together in a degree of civilized harmony. Continue Reading »

What no longer happens in academia, what rarely happens in politics, still happens in Hollywood. Hard work, grit, hustle get rewarded. Continue Reading »

Today, our democratic instincts make many recoil at the notion that nations might be baptized and converted as nations. Continue Reading »

Life in Ukraine is anything but normal. The war is always there, always close. Continue Reading »

Every detail of Hagar’s experience foreshadows Israel’s future. Continue Reading »

Michael Crummey’s The Adversary inspires the cathartic terror and sadness Aristotle said tragedy should evoke. Continue Reading »

The Song of Songs' erotic Eden portrays a humanity no longer disabled. Continue Reading »