Most of us assume that the core doctrines of the Trinity and the Incarnation are as settled for the evangelical churches as they have been for the mainstream of orthodox Christianity since the fourth century. But is this a safe assumption? On June 11, the evangelical theologian William Lane Craig . . . . Continue Reading »
Dante eventually left the Inferno behind. May the synod delegates in Rome be so blessed. Continue Reading »
Something is deeply wrong with Rome’s latest treatment of the Sodalitium Christianae Vitae (SCV). Continue Reading »
In Catholic education lies the hope for rescuing our culture, our nation, and indeed, our civilization. Continue Reading »
Haley Stewart joins in to discuss her new book, Women of the Catholic Imagination: Twelve Inspired Novelists You Should Know. Continue Reading »
Teachers should assign more readings that foster a historical understanding of the faith, a “Big Picture” or “Grand Narrative.” Continue Reading »
Christian belief is not simply the assent of the mind, a “notional” assent, but involves the consent of the heart as well. Continue Reading »
How can the destruction of an unborn human being be a matter of exercising a reproductive right when the process in question is intended to end reproduction? Continue Reading »
Too often, confusion infects and undermines the good will of this pontificate. Continue Reading »
I wish that the Chinese regime had confidence in its people’s capacity for living nobly and productively as free men and women. Continue Reading »
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