The Christian Roots of Religious Liberty
by Mark BauerleinOn this episode, Robert Wilken discusses his new book Liberty in the Things of God: The Christian Origins of Religious Freedom. Continue Reading »
On this episode, Robert Wilken discusses his new book Liberty in the Things of God: The Christian Origins of Religious Freedom. Continue Reading »
The Amazon Synod will expose theological and doctrinal tensions within Catholicism that have roiled the Church for the past half-century. Continue Reading »
In a culture that has given itself over to extreme moral accountability, grace and mercy will never cease to be a scandal. Continue Reading »
It's not quite clear whether the Amazon Synod will focus on the ecological health of Amazonia or the spiritual welfare of its inhabitants. Continue Reading »
The Jewish tradition enthusiastically includes children in both Hakhel and the Passover night, becoming instances of “memory formation.” Continue Reading »
The Dallas Charter is a sterling example of poor theology resulting from good intentions. Continue Reading »
Archbishop Charles Joseph Chaput’s work has been a glowing embodiment of the “Church permanently in mission.” Continue Reading »
Father Wilson Miscamble’s biography American Priest captures the complicated genius of Father Ted Hesburgh. Continue Reading »
On October 13, Pope Francis will declare John Henry Newman a saint. Catholics from around the world will crowd St. Peter’s Square to see the greatest religious thinker of Victorian England raised to the altars. Amid the joy and apparent concord of that day, there will be at least two . . . . Continue Reading »
David Bentley Hart, familiar to readers of these pages as an intellectual pugilist who floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee, has entered the ring for the Big Fight. Armed with his recent translation of the New Testament, he is ready to prove that no one suffers eternal . . . . Continue Reading »