Chagall and the Meaning of a Crucifixion
by Mark MovsesianA Chagall Exhibit at the Jewish Museum in New York Continue Reading »
Rescheduled: Lecture with Daniel Siedell
by J. David NolanDue to inclement weather, we have rescheduled tonight’s lecture with Daniel Seidell for February 25th. We apologize for any inconvenience. Continue Reading »
Millennials and Catechesis
by Dale M. CoulterThe discussion about millennials or evangelicals going liturgical suggests that catechesis should be an ecumenical enterprise. Continue Reading »
Honor Among Thieves
by Betsy Childs HowardWhom can you trust in a room full of virtual criminals? Continue Reading »
Remaining Postmodern and Conservative
by Peter LawlerPostmodern conservatism lives and remains ambiguously at home at First Things as a proud part of First Thoughts. Continue Reading »
MLK and LBJ
by Peter LawlerSo in coming up with a post for MLK Day, I can do no better than quoting from one of our super-threaders—C.J. Wolfe: Continue Reading »
Saint Augustine’s Advice on How to Handle Trolls
by Collin GarbarinoI’m reading through Augustine’s City of God with a fantastic group on Facebook. Augustine wrote the book about 1,600 years ago, but I’m continually struck by how applicable his insights can be.One of my new favorite bits might be this passage from the beginning of book two:And yet, will . . . . Continue Reading »
AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY, TWENTY FEET FROM STARDOM, AND THE BUTLER
by Peter Lawlerbig thoughts here on race, family, and . . . . Continue Reading »
Victory Disease
by Pete SpiliakosOne thing that struck me about presidential elections in the post-1984 era was that, of the candidates who have serious hopes of winning their party’s nomination, the Democrats tried to seem more moderate than they really were while the Republicans tried to seem more radical than they . . . . Continue Reading »
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