Peter J. Leithart

The slow time of Covidtide could be a blessing in disguise.
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By turning water to wine, Jesus reveals that he comes to transform the old order, with its purity rules, into a new order of joyful celebration. Continue Reading »

At Alabama, Saban has created a culture that ultimately reflects his Catholic convictions. Continue Reading »

Jonathan Fox, a professor of religion and politics at Bar-Ilan University, has produced one of the most complete, sophisticated, and systematic studies of global religious freedom available. Every conception of religious freedom, Fox claims, must answer fundamental questions about civil authority. . . . . Continue Reading »

Scripture leaves us eager for the Lord’s arrival. Continue Reading »

Jew and Gentile are knit together as the new Messianic humanity, brought alive by the Spirit to be life to one another, and so life to the world. Continue Reading »

Politically, culturally, and morally, we’re a fractured republic. Continue Reading »

To deepen our knowledge of anything, to see things in three dimensions, we need to supplement our limited perspective with the perspectives of others. Continue Reading »

Abraham’s hope and Job’s despair grow from the same soil; they are alternative stances toward death.  Continue Reading »

The church challenges and transforms public life precisely because it confronts the world as a people loyal to another king, one Jesus. Continue Reading »