The Bleak World of Téa Obreht

by Peter J. Leithart

Téa Obreht's second novel, Inland, brings the Balkans and the Arizona desert together.  Continue Reading »

13 Sep 2019 0

Penguin Dysphoria

by Fr. George W. Rutler

A four-month-old Gentoo chick at London's Sea Life Aquarium will be the world's first “genderless” penguin.  Continue Reading »

12 Sep 2019 0

Australian Justice in the Dock

by George Weigel

Cardinal George Pell has been unjustly convicted of crimes he did not commit.  Continue Reading »

11 Sep 2019 0

Renewing the Transatlantic Alliance

by R. R. Reno

 The achievements and influence of the transatlantic alliance are at risk. Continue Reading »

10 Sep 2019 0

Concerning Bullshit

by Francis X. Maier

Bullshit does not reject the authority of the truth; rather, it pays no attention to it. 
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10 Sep 2019 0

Playing Church

by Paul V. Mankowski

Robert Fuller's festive send-off and theatrical suicide point to the hypocrisy of “playing church.”   Continue Reading »

10 Sep 2019 0

The Breath of God

by Randy Boyagoda

A conversation between novelist Randy Boyagoda and Doug Sikkema on Christian writing.  Continue Reading »

9 Sep 2019 0

French and Ahmari Enter the Ring

by Ramona Tausz

If the founders referred government to a specific conception of good, then Drag Queen Story Hours cannot be defended by purported “viewpoint neutrality.” 
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7 Sep 2019 0

Heaven Is Above Me

by John Wilson

Jane Tyson Clement's life and poetry are given the attention they deserve in Veery Huleatt's biography. Continue Reading »

6 Sep 2019 0

Tullian Tchividjian’s Upside Down Christianity

by Christopher Jackson

Tullian Tchividjian, grandson to Billy Graham, has again assumed the pulpit.  Continue Reading »

5 Sep 2019 0