What Joe Lieberman Taught Me
by Jeff BallabonFormer Senator Joe Lieberman was an exemplary leader and man of faith in the public square. Continue Reading »
Former Senator Joe Lieberman was an exemplary leader and man of faith in the public square. Continue Reading »
NetChoice v. Paxton is a case about government-orchestrated censorship that will decide the fate of free speech in this country. Continue Reading »
Perhaps more than at any time since Christianity’s early centuries, lay people will have to shoulder more responsibility in the work of the Church. Continue Reading »
John Murawski joins the podcast to discuss his recent article “Queering Jesus: How It's Going Mainstream at Progressive Churches and Top Divinity Schools.” Continue Reading »
In the worst of times, First Things writers, readers, and supporters are blessed with the best of times. Continue Reading »
On this episode, Christopher Shannon joins the podcast to discuss his new book, American Pilgrimage: A Historical Journey through Catholic Life in the New World. Continue Reading »
On this episode, Katie Geary joins the podcast to talk about the Religious Freedom Index, a survey by Becket Law. Continue Reading »
Readers of John Cheever’s stories, most of which appeared in the New Yorker before being collected in a Pulitzer-winning book in 1978, regarded the author as “the Ovid of Ossining,” the artist who showed the riches and wonders of suburban life. Alert to the transcendent in the . . . . Continue Reading »
In 1768, John Wesley expressed concern about the decline of popular belief in witchcraft and the supernatural: “The English in general, and indeed most of the men of learning in Europe, have given up all accounts of witches and apparitions as mere old wives’ fables. I am sorry for it. . . . They . . . . Continue Reading »
Featuring David Horowitz on his new book, Dark Agenda: The War to Destroy Christian America. Continue Reading »