American Politics
A selection of recent articles on this topic
When Church-State Conflicts Aren’t
Here is a review in a national publication of a book about religion in American public life.…
Conflict of Canons
In his 1989 novel The Storyteller, Mario Vargas Llosa, Peruvian novelist and erstwhile presidential candidate, describes the Machiguenga, a…
Walker Percy: An Exchange
Joseph Schwartz: Walker Percy’s Wise Answers It is unfortunate that Paul Greenberg’s appreciation of Walker Percy in…
Of Rome and Runnymede
Curious. Why should the New York Times, the Washington Post, and the Boston Globe all see fit to carry the story of the…
“I Am the Very Model of a Modern Vicar-P’rochial”
V-P:I am the very model of a modern Vicar-P’rochial. I’ve schooling theological, from Curran to Ezekial. I…
Paraphrase of Some Famous Lines in Spanish Literature
I will become dust and you will become dust and ashes our tongues and ashes our eyes but, ever…
Theology Through the Looking Glass
In Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass, Alice has been having quite a run through the Garden…
Leaping Headfirst Into the Smith Trap
Richard John Neuhaus has joined the chorus of those singing a lament to the death of religious…
“J” in Bloom
The Book of J translated from the hebrew by david rosenberg interpreted by harold bloom grove weidenfeld,…
Race and Urban Politics
The Closest of Strangers: Liberalism and the Politics of Race in New York by jim sleeper w.…
Populist Protestantism
The Democratization of American Christianity by nathan hatch yale university press, 312 pages, $25 In 1802 a…
The Theses of Martin Luther King, Jr.
News stories of recent months underscore the fact that the place of Martin Luther King, Jr. in…
Back to Fundamentals
The Fundamentalist Phenomenon: A View from Within; A Response from Without edited by norman j. cohen eerdmans,…
A Government for Real People
As a geographer, I learned years ago that my fellow countrymen are not only uninformed about the…
Complex Phenomena
The rules of chaos are simple: A mountain is never a perfect cone. A lake is never really a…
