Article Diplomacy Isn’t Delusional In the Ukraine war, a total victory for either side is unlikely. That's why, alongside continued fighting, a space must be made for diplomacy. By Gregory M. Reichberg, Stein Tønnesson, and Henrik Syse January 31, 2023 War and Peace Russia Ukraine Politics Continuing the Conversation
Article Ukraine Is Not Melos... Let’s keep Thucydides out of Russia’s war against Ukraine. By Sven G. Holtsmark January 25, 2023 Continuing the Conversation Russia Ukraine War and Peace Politics
Feature This Pregnancy “Ethical decisions like those surrounding abortion can only be made in the light of experience; to assume the opposite is its own kind of distortion.” By Mary Gordon November 1, 2022 Abortion Domestic Affairs Continuing the Conversation
Article Love & Common Sense The Church has not always been right, but its call for us to question our contemporary cultural assumptions is more than outdated anthropology. By Paul Baumann April 17, 2022 LGBTQ issues Continuing the Conversation
Article Created to Love Human anthropology and sexual ethics are subject to change. But the knowledge that we were created in the divine image to love and be loved is eternal. By Paul Lakeland April 6, 2022 LGBTQ issues Continuing the Conversation
Article An Open Invitation We’re calling for your stories. Why did you come to the church? Why did you leave? Why do you stay? By The Editors December 6, 2018 Spirituality U.S. Catholicism Continuing the Conversation