Facing My Inner Racist August 13, 2015 Essays & Reviews Fr. Bob Libby: “I’ve had a cross burned on my lawn, but I am a racist.”
Redefined by Fiat February 11, 2015 Essays & Reviews Ephraim Radner: The words “man and woman” and “husband and wife” will now signify “two people” or “two persons.”
Divided Bishops October 27, 2014 Essays & Reviews Douthat: The pope wants to “rethink issues where Catholic teaching is in clear tension with Western social life.”
Jesuits Look Across Town October 10, 2014 News “The actions of GTS’s trustees could be mistaken for an isolated case of willful misunderstanding, but they are not.”
Troubling Company October 9, 2014 News Betsy Childs: It’s surprising that a vicar of the Church of England would speak to a group of anti-Semites in Iran.
Competing Anglican Fellowships October 8, 2014 Essays & Reviews Peter Carrell: “We do not quite have Three Popes but we do have Three Anglican Fellowships.”
Pray, Reconcile, Repent September 30, 2014 News The Rev. Scott Gunn: “We must all pray, and not just for ‘our side’ if we have one.”
Another Reading of the PB September 24, 2014 Essays & Reviews The Rev. Canon Mark Harris: “The Presiding Bishop does not use words carelessly.”
Scotland’s Choice September 18, 2014 News Andrew Goddard: “Things cannot and should not ever be the same again for Scotland or the rest of the United Kingdom.”
Football as Ordered Violence September 12, 2014 Essays & Reviews Francis J. Beckwith: “At what point does a sport’s physicality shift … to gladiatorial exhibitionism?”
