IVF and the Incarnation

by Adeline A. Allen

If the premise of IVF is that embryos are manufactured in a lab, we are then manipulating the embryonic human as if he’s a product: our product. Continue Reading »

2 Jul 2024 0

Richard Dawkins, Cultural Christian

by Paul Shakeshaft

It seems that Dawkins is beginning to wonder whether the high of New Atheism was worth the consequences. Continue Reading »

2 Jul 2024 0

Dog Fox Field Revisited

by Sam Buntz

Whatever the final destination of these euthanasia policies proves to be, the movement’s trajectory is profoundly troubling. Continue Reading »

1 Jul 2024 0

With Abortions and Rainbows for All

by John Murdock

The relentless culture war drumbeat that crescendoes in June treats employees like children with minds to be molded or voters to be mobilized rather than adults with jobs to do. Continue Reading »

28 Jun 2024 0

Self-Creation Only Dehumanizes Us

by Joel Looper

When human beings become our own creators, we dehumanize ourselves. Continue Reading »

28 Jun 2024 0

Rising Anti-Semitism in the Anglosphere

by Melissa Langsam Braunstein

Surging anti-Semitism signals societal decay, including increasing intolerance for religious minorities and ideological dissenters.  Continue Reading »

27 Jun 2024 0

Rupture by Stealth?

by George Weigel

Can the truths of revelation, mediated through two millennia of tradition, be modified by contemporary human experience and sensibility?         Continue Reading »

26 Jun 2024 0

Outlook and Character

by Larry Smith

First Things is on a short list of readings that form my outlook and thus my character. Continue Reading »

25 Jun 2024 0

The Bishops, the Poor, and the Catholic Campaign for Human Development

by Jayd Henricks

The USCCB need to seriously consider the value of continuing the Catholic Campaign for Human Development. Continue Reading »

24 Jun 2024 0

Social Justice Against Smarts

by Peter J. Leithart

When intelligence gets flattened, everything else does too. Continue Reading »

21 Jun 2024 0