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Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet

Stephen H. Webb

Music can move us in ways that reach beyond discursive speech. That does not mean that notes…

Sacred Rhythms

William Doino Jr.

She was known as “the Little Piano Girl” from East Liberty, Pittsburgh, and grew up to be…

Hoops Humility

Peter J. Leithart

What makes this team special?” a reporter asked University of Virginia basketball coach Tony Bennett after his…

Poetry’s True and False Art of Speaking

Bria Sandford

Before we worried about the effect of the digital word on the printed word, we worried about…

Not Just For Profit

Travis Weber

Post-argument predictions will continue to pour out regarding Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood Specialties v. Sebelius, cases…

George MacDonald’s Princess

Albert L. Shepherd V

You see too deeply into things to be able to laugh nicely,” wrote fairy tale author and…

Why Is Neil DeGrasse Tyson So Lonely?

Jacob Stubbs

Recently, Fox and National Geographic aired a follow-up to Carl Sagan’s Cosmos hosted by science popularizer, Neil deGrasse Tyson.…

Finding Truth in the Top 40

Pierce T. Hibbs

I’ve always been caught by words. Lines of poetry, in particular, have shown up on the doorstep…

Taking Art Off the Street

Marina Gerner

Street art—you mean vandalism? No, thank you.” That was the response of a friend when I invited…

Seeking Moby Dick in Brooklyn

B. D. McClay

If you happen to be reading Moby Dick right now, and you live in Washington, DC, congratulations!…

Christina Rossetti’s Lenten Life

Catherine Addington

The Victorian poet Christina Rossetti (1830–1894) is most celebrated for her popular Christmas carols, but her most…

Saving Rock and Roll

Stephen H. Webb

Rock and roll has a rebellious sound. I write that hesitantly, because there is really no such…

A Tribute to the Humble Hamentaschen

Robert P. George

Remarks delivered at Princeton University’s 2014 Annual Latke-Hamentaschen Debate. Our semi-official second national motto is e pluribus…

Escaping the Exemptions Ghetto

Matthew J. Franck

As the cases challenging the Health and Human Servicesmandate make their way through the courts, the main…

Narrative Collapse?

Peter J. Leithart

Narrativity is collapsing, Douglas Rushkoff excitedly reports in his 2012 book Present Shock. We no longer tell traditional…