Peter J. Leithart is President of the Theopolis Institute, Birmingham, Alabama, and an adjunct Senior Fellow at New St. Andrews College. He is author, most recently, of Gratitude: An Intellectual History (Baylor).
It’s the eschatology, stupid. Continue Reading »
The second law of thermodynamics touched off debates about cosmology - about origins and destiny. Continue Reading »
What happens when we live in a built rather than a “given” environment? Continue Reading »
Clive James is dying just as he livedin full public view. The Australian-born poet, critic, BBC television personality, Radio 4 presenter, translator, memoirist, journalist, raconteur, and wit is dying of leukemia and emphysema. James retired himself from television years ago, but at seventy-four he keeps very much in the public eye, as British newspapers report each new farewell poem he publishes. Continue Reading »
Russia: Where nothing is true and everything is possible. Continue Reading »
Having failed in his several attacks on the saints, the dragon stands at the seashore. Continue Reading »
The Spirit liberates from the bondage of the past. Continue Reading »
Can we define “basic goods” without revelation? Continue Reading »
Medieval Islamic accounts of creation diverge from the account in Genesis. Continue Reading »
Trinitarian theology must be revisionary metaphysics. Continue Reading »
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