Exceeding Our Goals
by R. R. RenoWe can make a difference in 2018. Let’s work together to renew the voice of faith in the public square. Continue Reading »
2018, Here We Come!
by R. R. RenoFor a long time it has felt as though the currents of history were always running against us. But the world is turning. Continue Reading »
Our Great Cause for Life
by Matthew SchmitzWe are facing a war on the weak, and no magazine battles it in its various guises as consistently as does First Things. Continue Reading »
Our Top Articles of 2017
by Julia YostAs the year draws to a close, here’s a look back at our most popular articles. Continue Reading »
In a World of “Authentic” “Journeys,” There’s Always First Things
by Carl R. TruemanEvery problem has a genealogy, and helping readers to understand that is a major part of what First Things does. Continue Reading »
Your First Things Community
by Ramona TauszIn the midst of our atomized world, First Things offers a community—a place where you will find others eager to join you in opposing the chaos of contemporary life. Continue Reading »
The Best of Both Sides
by Mark BauerleinFirst Things aims to bring the best of both sides into our pages: the press’s nose for news, plus the scholar’s patient analysis of present realities. Continue Reading »
Our Witness to Freedom
by R. R. RenoIn this environment—one of decadence, paralysis, and blind armies clashing by night—First Things matters more than ever. Continue Reading »
Consider Supporting First Things
by Carl R. TruemanI am not paid to write for the First Things blog. I write for it because I believe its vision and its voice are of vital importance at this time. In the public square, both left and right have generally degenerated to the level of shouting angry soundbites and indulging in bitter recrimination. The . . . . Continue Reading »
May the Conversation Continue
by J. David NolanAt almost every event we hold in the office of First Things, I end up speaking with a college student who expresses a deep gratitude for this magazine. I can relate.Throughout my undergraduate years, First Things provided a vantage point from which to understand the intellectual trends and fads that . . . . Continue Reading »
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