Magazine

March 21, 2014

v.141 n.6

Article

An Unbelieving Age

That the death of God involves the death of Man is Christian doctrine, a fact of which Nietzsche seems not to have been aware.

By Terry Eagleton

March 10, 2014

Secularism and Modernity

Spirituality

Theology

Article

The Real Battlefield

Robert Gates’s memoir has been criticized, but just as he did his duty to his commanders-in-chief, he now does his duty to his fellow citizens.

By Margaret O'Brien Steinfels

March 10, 2014

Columnists

Domestic Affairs

War and Peace

Article

Letters | Darwinian ethics, Jesus & the Jews

Readers write on Elizabeth A. Johnson's two-part feature on Darwin (and the author replies); plus, responses to our feature on the state of Jewish-Catholic dialogue.

By The Editors

March 10, 2014

Letters

Article

The Master

Philip Seymour Hoffman had the greatest range of any character actor of his generation, and his filmography is stupendous in both its length and its variety.

By Richard Alleva

March 10, 2014

Movies

Article

A Nonprophetic Ministry

Hansen includes a diverse collection of denominational affiliations and explores some of the most compelling conundrums confronting today’s military chaplaincy.

By Melissa M. Matthes

March 10, 2014

Books

Article

Reluctant Revolutionaries

John Dickinson and Joseph Galloway receive long-overdue attention in this splendid history of the First and Second Continental Congresses.

By Robert K. Landers

March 10, 2014

Books

Article

Born-Again Fiction

Kate Atkinson folds coincidence and a kind of Borges-like fantasy into the framework of a classic English country-house novel.

By Paul Lakeland

March 10, 2014

Books

Article

Faith-Based Persecution

Though the number of Christians killed and persecuted every year is contested, Shortt clears away misconceptions that other religions are the source of the problem.

By Paola Bernardini

March 10, 2014

Books

Article

Poem | Man Walking A Dog

Let us give / While we live / Bewildered thanks to God for what we have ...

By Sarah Ruden

March 10, 2014

Poetry

Article

Just-War Illusions

The just-war pacifist begins with a thoroughly realist assumption—that foreign policy is seldom if ever guided by rigorous just-war precepts.

March 7, 2014

Article

Near Occasion

Many artists and writers, not necessarily religious, speak of the influence of religious language on their work.

March 7, 2014

Article

Power Play

Events that trigger major international conflicts often appear small in retrospect. What's happening in Ukraine provides another example of this paradox.

By The Editors

March 4, 2014

Foreign Affairs

Editorial

War and Peace

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March 21, 2014

Article

An Unbelieving Age

Article

The Real Battlefield

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Letters | Darwinian ethics, Jesus & the Jews

Article

The Master

Article

A Nonprophetic Ministry

Article

Reluctant Revolutionaries

Article

Born-Again Fiction

Article

Faith-Based Persecution

Article

Poem | Man Walking A Dog

Article

Just-War Illusions

Article

Near Occasion

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Power Play

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