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December 01, 2013

Alfred Delp: The People of Advent

Peter Nguyen is translating the work of Alfred Delp on his blog. The following is...

November 2013

November 24, 2013

UW American Religion Class and the Kennedy Catholic Moment Myth

Those of you who are students at the University of Washington should consider enrolling...

November 22, 2013

Something Fleshy and Earthly: A Phenomenology of Christian Life

I'm a sucker for opening salvos in books. If you can pull me into a...

November 05, 2013

Books I've Cheated On 2 (& a Side Note About My Grandma): Fiction & Poetry

Autumn is the season for indulging in your regrets and voting. Sometimes the two activities...

October 2013

October 06, 2013

Forthcoming: Behr's Becoming Human

We were about this far from attending our first Byzantine liturgy today. Inhuman lethargy prevented...

September 2013

September 30, 2013

Science & Religion: Beyond the Ham-Nye Rye Sandwich

Don't let yourself be sandwiched between Ken Ham and Bill Nye. Their debate was a circus sideshow rather than a...

September 13, 2013

Forthcoming: N.T. Wright's Paul and the Faithfulness of God (cum Video)

If you don't know who N.T. Wright is, then you're probably not interested in theology and have...

September 02, 2013

Forthcoming Books for the God-Obsessed

Today's post features a rundown of the new and noteworthy books that will be reviewed...

August 2013

August 06, 2013

Top 10 Recent Books: 5 on Heaven, 5 on Hell

I've recently written on both heaven and on hell. My own readings on these topics...

July 2013

July 12, 2013

Top 10 Theology Books of the Last 10 Years (That I've Read)

Here is a list of what I consider to be the ten most important theology-related...

July 05, 2013

Acquainted with the Night: The Art of Jerzy Nowosielski (An IMAGE Journal Essay)

What follows is an essay I published in IMAGE Journal with the help of the Starmach...

July 03, 2013

American Idol: Religious Freedom

That something went wrong with the post-conciliar Church is a truism of both left and...

June 2013

June 07, 2013

Constantine, Socrates, and Other Saints

So far this blog has spent some time on unpopular causes by exploring recent historical...

June 04, 2013

Modern Religious Pluralism is Neither Radical nor Modern

Commentators on religion are always harping about how our contemporary "radically pluralist" situation is unprecedented,...

June 03, 2013

Latour: Rejoicing – Or the Torments of Religious Speech

It is noteworthy whenever the French philosopher of science Bruno Latour (author of We Have...