Men Without Conviction, Churches Without People

by George Weigel

Christianity is dying in Europe, and irresponsible priests—who surrender the gospel to political fads—are largely to blame. Continue Reading »

7 Feb 2018

Ecumenism, Influence-envy, Etc.

by George Weigel

A recent National Catholic Reporter editorial railed against the group “Evangelicals and Catholics Together,” claiming it is detrimental to American public life. Continue Reading »

9 Aug 2017

Dear Johannes Cochlaeus: Enough Already

by Christopher Jackson

Lutherans should not fall for depictions of Luther as one whose self-conflict gives rise to blasphemy. Continue Reading »

14 Feb 2017

The Ecumenical Gospel

by Peter J. Leithart

Is the gospel identical with the Protestant doctrine of salvation? Or is the gospel a message about God's Son that Protestants and Catholics affirm together? Continue Reading »

18 Nov 2016

Revealing God

by Robert P. Imbelli

Engaging the Doctrine of Revelation: The Mediation of the Gospel through Church and Scripture by matthew levering baker academic, 384 pages, $44.99 M atthew Levering’s prodigious scholarly output, his editing of significant theological handbooks, and his co-editorship of the English edition of . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Dec 2015

Toasting the Conscience

by James Conley

In Letter to the Duke of Norfolk, Blessed John Henry Newman suggests gamely that religion should never be the subject matter for after-dinner social toasts. But, he says “if I am obliged to bring religion into after-dinner toasts, I shall drink—to the Pope, if you please—still, to Conscience . . . . Continue Reading »

22 Oct 2015

Civil Society, Church, and State

by David T. Koyzis

Civil society does not represent an effort to “fix” something, whether it be the overweening state or the corrosive market. To think that it does is to miss the point.
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15 Oct 2015

The Problem of Evangelicalism's Unstated Confessions

by Carl R. Trueman

The departure of Union University from the CCCU highlights a problem at the heart of American evangelicalism. Continue Reading »

20 Aug 2015

The Benedict Option for Evangelicals

by Phillip Cary

If American evangelicals are to succeed at Christian formation under the new cultural regime that the Supreme Court has just instituted in law, they must re-learn the Gospel of Christ as the word of an external authority worth loving, not the inner voice of their experience.  Continue Reading »

30 Jun 2015

Engaging John Together

by Timothy George

Not long ago I participated in a conference, “Engaging the Gospel of John, Engaging One Another: Catholics, Orthodox, and Evangelicals.” This conference was sponsored by Paradosis Center, a fellowship of Catholics, Orthodox, and Evangelicals committed to theology and Scripture within the Great Tradition.  Continue Reading »

9 Feb 2015