A Consuming Fire
by Peter J. LeithartYahweh as a God of metallurgy, the true Vulcan. Continue Reading »
Courage, Nature and the Supernatural
by Peter J. LeithartThomas's account of courage and martyrdom sheds light on the nature-supernatural debate. Continue Reading »
Gratitude and the Good Life
by Peter J. LeithartWe live well only when we live in thanksgiving. Continue Reading »
What I Want From Catholics
by Peter J. LeithartWhat this Protestant wants from Roman Catholics. Continue Reading »
The Love of the Divine Warrior
by Peter J. LeithartThe Song of Songs describes the love of the Divine Warrior. Continue Reading »
Meals and the Gospel Truth
by Peter J. LeithartHow are early Christian meals related to the truth of the gospel? Continue Reading »
Sabbath in Society
by Peter J. LeithartTyler Atkinson uses Bonaventure and Luther as his primary interlocutors in his study of the “work ethic” of Ecclesiastes, Singing at the Winepress. The two giants offer quite divergent readings of the book. For Bonaventure, the vanity of the world encourages withdrawal; for Luther, though, . . . . Continue Reading »
Luther, Faith, and Love
by Peter J. LeithartDoes faith collapse back into love in Luther? Continue Reading »
Colonialism
by Peter J. LeithartRecent studies of colonialism miss crucial parts of the story. Continue Reading »
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