April 2014

By 1982, although nominally still a Democrat, Michael Novak had become an enthusiast for Reaganomics and for every Republican administration to follow.

'The Dark Box' is so suffused with anger that its author, for all his intelligence, is seldom capable of balanced historical analysis.

The Protestant Establishment once dominated American politics and intellectual life. Then, in the course of a decade or two, its authority collapsed.

An increasing number of cosmologists now believe in the existence of a multiverse. It’s a thrilling prospect; but does a multiverse really exist?

With her ambitious second novel, Paula Huston jumps into the territory where politics and religion meet, and she's equipped with a wide-angle lens.

I lie on my back in the lawnchair to study / the trees claw up toward heaven. / They have all the sap I lack.

Typically cryptic, God said three weasels / slipping electric over the rocks / one current conducting them up the tree ...

How do you tell a vocation director you’re scared that the life you feel called to may be dying?

Readers respond to stories on Nietzsche, just-war pacifists, and other recent pieces.