Life of Faith

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Why Ayaan Hirsi Ali Became a Christian

Carl R. Trueman

Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a former Muslim and now a former atheist, recently declared that she has converted…

The Vatican Does Not Understand the Church in the United States

Jayd Henricks

Last year I wrote a piece that respectfully argued that the Holy Father does not understand the…

The Korean War Today

John Wilson

What are you thinking about? The Korean War. Really? Why, pray tell? My first memory of a…

All Saints, All Souls, and Synod-2023

George Weigel

By their vocabulary, you shall know them? Well, to a considerable degree. And in these early November…

The Fight for Parents’ Rights in Canada

David T. Koyzis

Last month the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) published an article with a rather condescending tone: “Where did…

As a Gay Catholic, I Don’t Feel Seen by Pope Francis

Sebastian Alvarez

Whether you feel encouraged or concerned by Pope Francis’s tone toward LGBTQ matters, we can all agree…

God and the Bomb

Liel Leibovitz

The best movie you’ll see this year—or, if I’m being honest, this decade—is about two men having…

Culture Is Natural, Nature is Cultural

Peter J. Leithart

Modernity sets up a dichotomy between nature and culture. There’s a realm of natural fact, and a…

Jew-ish

Joshua T. Katz

In 1969, the year I was born, Joshua cracked the top 200 names for American boys for…

God Is Not Prissy

Peter J. Leithart

What’s God like? We think we know. God is the sovereign Creator and Lord. His ways aren’t…

Texting With AI Jesus

Casey Chalk

Want to talk to the Son of God? There’s an app for that. Text With Jesus, a…

Biden’s Awkward Abortion Legacy

John Murdock

Budget negotiations are set to heat up after Congress’s August recess. Some Republicans are planning to use…

A Tale of Two Women

Richard Cipolla

Eve and Mary: These two women have played pivotal roles in the destiny of the human race.…

Just War, Just Peace, and Ukraine

George Weigel

Carl von Clausewitz, the nineteenth-century Prussian military theorist whose masterpiece, On War, is still studied today, is…

Oppenheimer’s Tragic Fate

Jason M. Baxter

In Oppenheimer, director Christopher Nolan has taken the meticulously researched seven-hundred-page book American Prometheus, by Kai Bird…