American Politics

A selection of recent articles on this topic

God & Bertie Wooster

Joseph Bottum

Suppose that words were all you had. Suppose the great edifice of Western civilization had collapsed around…

The New Europes

Richard John Neuhaus

Year after year since the evil empire’s fall, the promise of Poland increases. If history is capable…

The Design of Evolution

Stephen M. Barr

Catholic theology has never really had a quarrel with the idea that the present species of plants…

October Letters

Various

An Actual Buddhist Peter J. Leithart does not know what he is talking about in his article…

Hitler’s Mufti

David G. Dalin

In his 2004 book The Return of Anti-Semitism, Gabriel Schoenfeld declared that “the ancient and modern strands…

September Letters

Various

More on War Paul J. Griffith’s analogy of the “just war” with the procedure for licensing drivers…

An Unworkable Theology

Philip Turner

It is increasingly difficult to escape the fact that mainline Protestantism is in a state of disintegration.…

June/July Letters

Various

The Science of the Mind It was good to read Paul C. Vitz’s article about “psychology in…

May Letters

Various

Duel over Dualism Dualists hold that the human person consists of both a soul (or mind) and…

Realism

Mark Jarman

The world that welcomed the divorce Of word and thing is now outmoded. The two are one…

Briefly Noted 9

Various

John Buridan: Portrait of a Fourteenth-Century Arts Master. By Jack Zupko. University of Notre Dame Press. 550…

Max Weber Goes Global

Michael Novak

In the century since Max Weber published The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism, the book…

Who Wants War? An Exchange

George Weigel Paul J. Griffiths

Paul J. Griffiths The intense debate in the United States since September 11 about the meaning, history,…

The Language of Belief

Robert Louis Wilken

Faith of Our Fathers: Reflections on Catholic Tradition by Eamon Duffy Continuum. 187 pp. $16.95 Faith of…

Tsunami and Theodicy

David Bentley Hart

No one, no matter how great the scope of his imagination, should be able easily to absorb…