Peter J. Leithart

Today, our democratic instincts make many recoil at the notion that nations might be baptized and converted as nations. Continue Reading »

Life in Ukraine is anything but normal. The war is always there, always close. Continue Reading »

Every detail of Hagar’s experience foreshadows Israel’s future. Continue Reading »

Michael Crummey’s The Adversary inspires the cathartic terror and sadness Aristotle said tragedy should evoke. Continue Reading »

The Song of Songs' erotic Eden portrays a humanity no longer disabled. Continue Reading »

Despite his similarities with Socrates, Paul is more than simply a Christian Hellenist. Continue Reading »

When intelligence gets flattened, everything else does too. Continue Reading »

János Zoltán Csák's status as a foreign observer allows him to speak the truth in love about the United States. Continue Reading »

Augustine is a guide to facing crises, some real, some imagined, with firm confidence. Continue Reading »

Ephraim Radner calls our attention to essential truths that are almost never spoken in our over-heated political climate. Continue Reading »