How to Stay Orthodox

by Joel Looper

Here we have the question that keeps Trevin Wax and so many evangelical ministers up at night. Why are so few of our people interested in the Bible?  Continue Reading »

24 Nov 2022

Giving Thanks for Mike Pence at Thanksgiving

by George Weigel

Mike Pence’s actions on the day of infamy that saw an unhinged, vicious mob storm and ransack the U.S. Capitol were correct, courageous, informed by conscience, and fortified by prayer. Continue Reading »

23 Nov 2022

Christ the Phoenix

by Hans Boersma

With all the past persecutions of Christians in mind, what does Jesus mean when he says, “Not a hair of your head will perish”?  Continue Reading »

23 Nov 2022

Ireland’s Next Referendum

by John Duggan

Catholic Ireland's battle against the de-Catholicizing of her Constitution is coming to an end.
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22 Nov 2022

How One Christian School Addressed Critical Theory

by Bradley G. Green

“The Augustine School Statement on Social Theory” is a helpful guide to navigating some of the harmful ideologies and social theories of our day.
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22 Nov 2022

Why Are Universities So Ugly?

by Niall Gooch

Grandeur and beauty in interior decoration helps to give a sense of institutional authority and self-confidence in the face of demands from activist students intoxicated by What’s Happening Right Now. Continue Reading »

21 Nov 2022

Talk About Time

by John Wilson

If you have followed this column for a while, you know that I am unrepentantly fascinated by “time.” Continue Reading »

18 Nov 2022

The Dereliction of Europe’s Religious Buildings

by Itxu Díaz

Many old churches are being neglected in Europe, but some organizations are undertaking measures to preserve those that remain. Continue Reading »

18 Nov 2022

The G20 Gets Religion

by Mary Ann Glendon

The two days of discussions began with a frank acknowledgment that religion has all too often been a source of, or a pretext for, conflict in today’s increasingly interdependent world. Continue Reading »

17 Nov 2022

Confusion and Its Cost

by Francis X. Maier

One of the lessons taught by the past is that conflict in matters of faith, at both the personal and cultural levels, can have the effect of a wrecking ball.  Continue Reading »

16 Nov 2022