Proofs for God in the
Pret A Manger Age

by Dan Hitchens

How do traditional proofs for God's existence fare in our technological era? Continue Reading »

6 Feb 2018

The Eternity of God

by Timothy George

Time does not exist apart from eternity’s embrace. Eternity embraces time on all sides, preceding, accompanying, and fulfilling it. Continue Reading »

3 Oct 2016

Mother Teresa’s Inspiration Day and Ours

by Br. Michael Baggot

Those of us who aspire to transform the public square with some fraction of St. Teresa’s success would do well to imitate first her unyielding attention to divine communion and spiritual discernment of the signs of the times. Continue Reading »

8 Sep 2016

God and Brexit

by George Weigel

When biblical religion collapsed, as it manifestly has in most of Old Europe and too much of New Europe after 1989, commitments to subsidiarity and its respect for difference imploded as well. Continue Reading »

17 Aug 2016

No, God Isn’t Transgender

by Robert A. J. Gagnon

The New York Times throws sound biblical scholarship to the winds in order to advance a transgender agenda. Continue Reading »

15 Aug 2016

Making the Garden

by Christopher Alexander

It has taken me almost fifty years to understand fully that there is a necessary connection between God and architecture, and that this connection is, in part, empirically verifiable. Further, I have come to the view that the sacredness of the physical world—and the potential of the physical . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Feb 2016

Authority, Given and Received

by Peter J. Leithart

When Pontius Pilate warns Jesus that he has authority over life and death, Jesus reminds him, “you would have no authority over me, unless it had been given from above” (John 19:10–11). At the end of Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus assures his disciples that “all authority has been given to me in . . . . Continue Reading »

15 Jan 2016

The Mystery of Eternal Love

by Timothy George

One of the most common charges leveled against Christians in the early church was that they were atheists. They did not worship the gods of Rome and Greece, nor did they follow the mystery religions of the East. Indeed, they claimed to worship the one true God of Israel, the Creator of all that is, . . . . Continue Reading »

5 Oct 2015

Forgetting God

by Matthew H. Young

Laudato Si, last week’s encyclical from Pope Francis, seeks to address a plethora of problems in the modern world—predominately focusing on environmental issues, distributive justice, and perceived problems with consensus developmental economic theory. Pope Francis offers a harsh critique of . . . . Continue Reading »

25 Jun 2015

Unscientific Obstinacy

by Mark Bauerlein

Last December, on Christmas Day, the Wall Street Journal printed a commentary by Eric Metaxas entitled “Science Increasingly Makes the Case for God”. It detailed a startling recent history. Continue Reading »

16 Feb 2015