Confronting the New Eugenics
Rachel Coleman on compassion and virtues let loose.
Modernity's Feasting on Fluid Bodies and Empty Selves
Angela Franks on vampires, zombies, and identities.
Bonaventure's Critique of Thomas Aquinas
Brendan Case on Thomism and intuiting God.
Resisting Contraception and Resisting Vaccination
Julia Hejduk on analogies and the culture of life.
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Freedom on Holiday: The Genealogy of a Cultural Revolution
John Betz on the history of freedom.
The Multiverse and the Prevalence of Anthropic Coincidences in Recent Physics
Stephen Barr on whether we are meant to be here.
Evangelization: If We Just Keep Them, We'll Lose Them
Leonard DeLorenzo on breaking the habit of aiming for too little in evangelization.
Surnaturel: The System of Pure Nature
Henri de Lubac on the relationship between nature and grace.
Ask and Imagine: Getting Out of Afghanistan
Laura Hassan on jamming the levers of circumstance.
Hildegard of Bingen's Vital Contribution to the Concept of Woman
Abigail Favale, George Fox U. Penn Honors Program Director, surveys Sr. Allen's magisterial "The Concept of Woman" with a focus on gender complementarity.
Saint Bernard's Preaching with the Milk of Love
Brian Patrick McGuire on the Song of Songs.
Redeeming Radical Feminism: Andrea Dworkin and Augustine in Conversation
Hope Brannon on the warping of virtues.
Christianity and the Soul of Socialism
Sergius Bulgakov on the idea of the Kingdom of God.
A Philosophy of Following the Science
Joachim Ostermann on what we mean when we utter stock phrases.
Henri de Lubac, Contemporary Atheism, and the Persuasiveness of Christian Doctrine
Jordan Hillebert on the drama of human existence.
How and How Not to Apologize for Native Boarding Schools
Brian Volck on honoring the historical truth.
Did the Blessed Virgin Mary Die?
Susan Waldstein on the implications of the Feast of the Assumption.
The Literature of Totalitarianism in a Secular Age
Thomas Pavel on empathy and human ideals.
Bring Back the Imprecatory Psalms
Timothy Troutner on scriptural resources for difficult times.
The Body as a Formed Stream
Angela Franks on where mechanistic science and gender fluidity meet.
Do Children Contribute to the Flourishing of Their Parents?
Christopher Kaczor on the mutual implication of suffering and flourishing.
Beyond Star Trek's Final Frontier: Utopia or Promised Land?
Tim Kelleher on Star Trek and all good things.
Roberto Calasso’s Substitutionary Logic of Sacrifice
Stephen Metzger on Calasso's forthcoming book about the Hebrew Bible.
Exposed Before Digital Omniscience: A Theological Reading of Surveillance Capitalism
Matthew Shadle on the market afterlife of our data.
Traditionis Custodes Was Never Merely About the Liturgy
Shaun Blanchard on the issues under the issues with the motu proprio.
Breaking the Habit of Outsourcing the Ongoing Catechesis of Our Children
Leonard de Lorenzo on new trends in religious education.
How the Novus Ordo Mass Was Made
Yves Chiron on Vatican II and the reform of the liturgy.
A French Perspective on the Retrial of Interwar Integralism
Guillaume de Thieulloy on setting the historical record straight.
Houellebecq's Cautionary Tale About Liturgy Gone Awry
Michael Murphy on piety and submission.
Reclaiming a Lost Vision of the Rights of Women
Erika Bachiochi on Wollstonecraft, Bader Ginsburg, and the rights of women today.
The Medieval Sources of the West's Peculiar Psychology and Particular Prosperity
Brendan Case on the medieval origins of our weird world.
Are We Just Pawns to God?
James Jacobs on chess and divine and human action.
A Time for Reconsidering the Catholic Prohibition of Usury
John Buchmann on reconstructing a theory of usury today.
Breaking the Habit of Offloading Our Responsibility for Parish Life to Others
Leonard DeLorenzo on abiding together in the parish.
Three or Four Spiritual Paradoxes I Met at the Gym
Jonathan Heaps on shame and grace at the gym.
The Trajectory of Twentieth-Century Catholic Thought
Philip Gonzales on the theological schools that dominate contemporary theology.
Fundamental Questions of the Present Age
Hans Urs von Balthasar on the historical responsibilities of theologians.
Bernard Lonergan: Theologian in Context
Fr. John Cush on the insights offered by Lonergan's life.
Consumerism and the Liquefaction of Desire
Angela Franks on the insatiability of post-modern desire.