Matthew Cantirino

Middle Earth Has Ruined Our Imagination
Josephine Livingstone, Prospect

On N. T. Wright’s 1658-page Book
Simon Gathercole, Reformation21

On the Book About My Father
L. Brent Bozell, American Spectator

At the Foot of the Cross with Thomas Hirshhorn and Matthias Grunewald
Scott Stephens, ABC Religion & Ethics

The Vanishing of Middle-Class Pastors
David R. Wheeler, The Atlantic

A “Tax” in Iraq
Terry Mattingly, GetReligion

Books Are Alive
Ned Resnikoff, The Baffler

Welcome to New Urbs
Jonathan Coppage, The American Conservative

End of the Empire
Clement Dickie, O.P., Dominicana

How We Covered World War I
The Editors, America

Where’s God?
Edward Feser

George Whitefield at 300
Various, Credo

Are the Authoritarians Winning?
Michael Ignatieff, New York Review of Books

Fiction, Religion, and Reality
Jesse Baron & Christopher Beha, Harper’s

Why Weird Al’s “Word Crimes” Is No Fun
Lauren Squires, Language Log

Righteous Minds and Religious Liberty
David Zahl, Mockingbird

Don’t Send Your Kid to the Ivy League
William Deresiewicz, New Republic

Our Duty to Iraq’s Christians
Michael Brendan Dougherty, The Week

The Geography of Melancholy
Tara Isabella Burton, American Reader

Have the Principles of the Right Been Discredited?
G. Sanchez, The Josias

Saving Normal in a World Gone Mad
Helene Guldberg, Spiked

On “Courage” in the Christian Academy
James K. A. Smith, Fors Clavigera

Creating Intentional Community: A Panel
Will Seath & Chris Currie, Fare Forward

Fantasy and the Buffered Self
Alan Jacobs, New Atlantis

Fighting for the Right to Heidegger
Michael Marder, The Stone

Stratford Caldecott’s Conversion Story
Dwight Longenecker, Standing on My Head

The Reformicons: A Discussion
William A. Galston, Henry Olsen, Ramesh Ponnuru, et. al., Brookings

How Theology Departments Diminished Themselves into Irrelevance
Randall B. Smith, Crisis

The Mexican Plaza and the Transformation of Culture
Jose Bernardi, Marginalia

When Science Was Populist
Jonathan Rose, Literary Review

New Yorker to Norbertine
Michael Bradley & Michael W. Hannon, Ethika Politika

What Left and Right Both Get Wrong About Moynihan
Peter-Christian Aigner, Atlantic

Atheism’s Empty Tomb
Theo Hobson, Spectator

The Moral View of Railroads
C. S. Aiken, Preachers’ Institute

Papyrus or Breakfast Cereal?
Fred Sanders, Scriptorium Daily

The Possibility of Self-Sacrifice
Oded Na’aman, Boston Review

A Man of Peace: Fr. Frans van der Lugt, SJ
Tony Homsy, Jesuit Post

Euro Dickens
Grace Moore, Times Literary Supplement

What Is High-Frequency Trading?
Evan Soltas, Vox

On Bart Ehrman’s Latest Book
Robert Barron, Word on Fire

Why We Need Monks
J. David Nolan, Fare Forward

Matthew Arnold’s Mistake
Angus Kennedy, Spiked Online

No, Israel Is Not About to Become a Theocracy   
Yair Rosenberg, Tablet

Portrait of the American Catholic Convert
CARA/1964

The Shopping Mall’s Socialist Prehistory
Sam Wetherell, Jacobin

A Continuing Crisis of Authority
Peter Schellhase, Humane Pursuits

Confessions of a Christian Film Critic
Ann Hornaday, Washington Post

Are Neocons Permitted to Define Their Views?
David Harsanyi, Federalist

Can We Divorce Our Elites?
James Poulos, Daily Beast

Notes on an Objection to Plato
James Chastek, Just Thomism