Peter J. Leithart

In a regime of automation, the spirited man comes to seem dangerous, “maladaptive,” “a bug in the system.” Continue Reading »

Genesis encourages us to mimic the faith of Abraham, but it also includes Lot as a foil. Continue Reading »

Music is the best language we have to describe the unified diversity of God’s life, the perfect harmony of Father, Son, and Spirit. Continue Reading »

The Spirit weds hearts to one another through human actions and physical things, through shared words, shared bread, shared goods. Continue Reading »

John Paul II was far and away the greatest Christian leader of the last century. Continue Reading »

From G. K. Chesterton to Sidney Mead to Robert ­Bellah and beyond, observers have noted that America is a “nation with the soul of a church.” No one, however, has yet attempted to assess the latest manifestation of this fusion of Christianity and nationalism. Taking America Back for . . . . Continue Reading »

If we lose the capacity for shared silence, we’ve lost our shared humanity.  Continue Reading »

The fourfold Gospel proclaims not only the resurrection of Jesus, but also the resurrection of the apostles. Continue Reading »

In the darkness of uncreation and death, Jesus cries like thunder, and the world is shaken down so it can be built again. Continue Reading »

The main thing exposed by any apocalypse is the state of the heart.  Continue Reading »