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Paul J. PastorPoetryJournalWinter 2026
To open our hands and not ask why is sometimes one of the best things we can do.
Lucy S. R. AustenBook ReviewsJournalWinter 2026
The history of the book shows us that human frailty and cruelty have led to horrors, and that human goodness and strength have created powerful change for the better.
Matthew LoftusBook ReviewsJournalWinter 2026
We should find hope in the fact that it is actually quite difficult to truly embrace pessimism
Nathaniel MarshallBook ReviewsFormationJournalWinter 2026
Amateurism is wonderful, but asking it to serve as a subversion of capitalism and hustle culture is to misunderstand what it is.
William TateBook ReviewsJournalWinter 2026
Alan Jacobs's biography of Milton's 'Paradise Lost' will help new readers understand and appreciate the immensity of Milton's poem.
Kirsten SandersCultureChurchBook ReviewsJournalWinter 2026
If you experience many longings and intuitions that are traditionally answered by religion, why not be religious? Paul Elie's book attempts an answer.
Gracy OlmsteadChurchBook ReviewsFormationJournalWinter 2026
Both the church calendar and the work of gardening are reminders of our mortality and an exhortation to prepare for the world to come.
Christopher GehrzBook ReviewsJournalWinter 2026
What happens to civic society as the norms that shaped 'the age of Hitler' erode and vanish?
Daniel K. WilliamsBook ReviewsJournalWinter 2026
Charles Murray's engagement with the Christian faith shows the power and the limits of a certain sort of apologetic.
Michael ToscanoFamilyTechnologyJournalWinter 2026
Cultivating a healthy civic society in our current tech moment will require redistributing the ability to disconnect.
Haley StewartBook ReviewsJournalFall 2025
Wonderful children's literature has a way of reminding us that the world is still delightful and still worth knowing.
John D. WilseyBook ReviewsJournalFall 2025
Danielou's argument is a reminder to us that physical and material factors influence personal piety, and often in quite profound ways.