Essays & Reviews

St. Paul Speaks!

“When one has faced down a shouting mob of enraged goddess worshipers, enduring one voluble fortune-teller is fairly simple.”

By Colin Podmore
In the Anglican Communion, what’s true for dioceses is true for provinces.

By William G. Witt. There is no reason to presume that South Carolina’s declaring itself an extra-provincial diocese is more than an ad hoc solution.

By Jesse Zink. The pernicious hermeneutic of self-justification remains a constant temptation.

By Daniel W. Muth. The HBO series depicts a dark, dank, brutal, depressing but nevertheless engrossing world.

By Zachary Guiliano. The Regina Cæli was sung with an exuberance normally reserved for the football field rather than the sanctuary.

Review by Jesse Zink
Archbishop Rowan Williams’s tenure was marked by an inability to say “I have no need of you.”

Secular thought may not so readily let go of the demand for absolutely equal rights based on identical definitions.

Robert W. Jenson reviews Anthony D. Baker’s “Diagonal Advance.”

By Amy Lepine Peterson
Thom Satterlee: “Kierkegaard believed that God guided his life in ways that Kierkegaard could only see in retrospect.”