Jung’s Therapeutic Gnosticism
The Red Book reflects a late-modern desire for transcendence without transcendence.
by David Bentley Hart
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Utility’s Deceptions
A review of Peter Singer and Christian Ethics
by Peter Wicks
Roe's Pro-Life Legacy
by Jon A. Shields
The Public Square
The Future of Marriage
The Public Square
by R. R. Reno
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Against Great Books
Questioning our approach to the Western canon
by Patrick J. Deneen
What are Children For?
Contrary to the popular view, children are integral to marriage
by Paige Hochschild
Witness Unto Death
Christian martyrdom conquers the pretensions of worldly power.
by Peter J. Leithart
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Market Morals
A review of Defending the Free Market
by Edward Skidelsky
Man the Mystery
A review of From Big Bang to Big Mystery
by Stephen M. Barr
False Neutrality
A review of It’s Even Worse than It Looks
by James R. Rogers
Jacob and Esau
A review of From Enemy to Brother
by Nicholas J. Healy Jr.
America’s Crusades
A review of Sword of the Spirit, Shield of Faith
by James Nuechterlein
Briefly Noted
by Various
While We're At It
While We’re At It - Pt. VII
by David Mills
The Back Page
The Long March Ahead
The Back Page
by David Bentley Hart
Poetry
Winter Wind
by Mark S. Bauer
Cowboys in Winter
by Burt Myers
Japanese Maple in January
by A. M. Juster
Astronomical Aubade
by Timothy Steele
Three Prayers
by Timothy Murphy
At the Church of the Nativity
by Bryce A. Taylor
Maps, Flowers, Leaves and Weeds
by Bob Gaskin
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Letters
by Various
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