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Day 3 of the creation week was unique, and a turning point in the creation week. When…

When John F. Kennedy delivered one of the most significant lines in the history of presidential inaugural…

Irene Dingel’s contribution to Lutheran Ecclesiastical Culture, 1550-1675 examines the role of controversy in the formation of…

In a 1991 article in the Journal of Biblical Literature, John H. Wright asks what role 1…

Last week I stumbled across the document issued recently by the Roman Catholic bishops of Malta. It…

During the early decades of the Reformation, there were efforts on all sides to reconcile Reformers and…

Elliot Milco: My reading habits have been changing lately. Early in the winter I picked up and…

A familiar Washington script exists for Republican Supreme Court nominations. Once the president announces his choice, Democrats…

Robert P. George: Angela Wu Howard is a leading international human rights lawyer and activist with whom…

Diarmaid MacCulloch (Reformation: Europe’s House Divided) calls attention to the effect of Psalm-singing, spurred on by Beza’s…

Diarmaid MacCulloch (Reformation: Europe’s House Divided) points to the “bizarre fortunes” of the Bremen Cathedral to illustrate…

Brad Gregory (Unintended Reformation, 130-2) argues that, despite their obvious differences, modern states that allow free religious…

Zechariah thought utopia is a place where there are games in the streets: “the streets of the…

Douglas Murray reports at The Spectator on the ongoing and largely ignored persecution of Christian villages in…

At the beginning of their Dialectic of Enlightenment, Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno define Enlightenment in terms…