Bonhoeffer Is Not Your Cipher

by Joel Looper

 Bonhoeffer thought Christians must be pacifists, and it’s not clear that he ever abandoned that belief.  Continue Reading »

5 Dec 2024 0

Why Christians Should Care About Oak Flat

by Robert P. George

If Oak Flat is destroyed, it will end Apache religious existence as it has been practiced since before the United States existed.  Continue Reading »

5 Dec 2024 0

“Luce,” Mascot of Dumbed-Down Catholicism

by George Weigel

We have come a long way from Michelangelo’s extraordinary frescoes on the Sistine Chapel ceiling to “Luce.” Continue Reading »

4 Dec 2024 0

Evangelicals and the Exit Polls

by Darren Guerra

In an increasingly secular culture, the shift to self-protection by religious conservatives is likely to endure. Continue Reading »

4 Dec 2024 0

Get Out of Your Slippers

by Mark Bauerlein

Two hundred years from now, will people look back at the twentieth century as an anomaly in the history of faith?  Continue Reading »

3 Dec 2024 0

How Trump Won Over Women Voters

by Rachel Bovard

After four years of inflation, crime, war, border crisis, abuses of power, and censorship, American women finally stood up to vicious, bullying thugs. Continue Reading »

3 Dec 2024 0

Can the Ignatius Study Bible Save Biblical Studies?

by John Byron Kuhner

Christians have been wrestling with the psalms for centuries. And we shall continue to wrestle with them. Continue Reading »

2 Dec 2024 0

Teachers Against the Robots

by S. A. Dance

Having abandoned any notion of leisure and the interior life, only one logical path is available: teaching students to use more technology to do more and produce more. Continue Reading »

29 Nov 2024 0

Finding Order in the Pieces

by 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 »

29 Nov 2024 0

Thanksgiving and American Audacity

by Bradley J. Birzer

Though George Washington declared a day of thanksgiving in 1789, it did not become an annual American holiday until the presidency of Abraham Lincoln. Continue Reading »

28 Nov 2024 0