Liturgy and Individualism
For Anglicanism to survive another century, it must create a cohesive understanding of what it means to be Anglican.
A Woman Can Be a Doctor
Four Women Doctors of the Church reinforces the hard-won wisdom that women can take “the initiative … to launch themselves into the life of the Church.”
Prayer and the Early Medieval Monk
Renie Choy’s recent book is an invaluable resource to anyone wondering how early medieval monks spent their time or understood their mission in the world.
Anglicans, Methodists, and Evangelicals
The Hanoverian Church is usually consigned to oblivion by 21st-century commentators in search of more familiar names and more “relevant” theological pickings.
Rohr Shock
To say that Rohr is outside the bounds of the mainstream Christian theological tradition is not a harsh attack on him. Rather it is to simply take him seriously.
A Window into Conservative Thought
Roger Scruton provides a voice of gentle, thoughtful, intellectually rigorous traditional conservatism.
The Coffee Stains of Faith
Tim Schenck's Holy Grounds is about how coffee and faith are berries on the same tree.
The Reign of Grace
We are inescapably religious, and for David Zahl this is more of a curse than a blessing.