Article America in the Meantime 'Where We Are' implies that as Americans we now find ourselves in a precarious situation, and demands that we take a stand By Griffin Oleynick February 24, 2018 Arts Spirituality Domestic Affairs
Article Letters | Temptation, peril, etc. Readers respond to articles about possible changes to the translation of the Our Father By The Editors February 23, 2018 Letters
Article Poem | Darkness “There are journeys without ways at all: / You pass through wastes of withered heath, / Through arguments / Like a comb’s teeth” By Kevin Hart February 23, 2018 Poetry
Article America’s Preacher Billy Graham always hoped that his preaching would produce a great moral and social revolution By Kenneth L. Woodward February 23, 2018 U.S. Catholicism Domestic Affairs Ecumenism
Article Crisis Averted? In ‘Midlife: A Philosophical Guide,’ Kieran Setiya urges us to take the midlife crisis seriously as a special kind of crisis of value By Meghan Sullivan February 22, 2018 Books Secularism and Modernity
Feature Strange Elegies The elites who vowed to listen to the heartland wind up repeating elite meta-narratives about the wisdom of centrism and the limits of politics By Frank Pasquale February 22, 2018 Domestic Affairs Book Essay Books Race Economy
Article Extraordinary Divisions There can be no reconciliation between Catholics that does not involve some kind of liturgical reconciliation By Massimo Faggioli February 21, 2018 Vatican II U.S. Catholicism Liturgy Pope Benedict XVI
Article The Vortex We are drifting toward a point where no one is willing to accept a politically inconvenient fact; where only useful fictions matter By Rand Richards Cooper February 21, 2018 Donald Trump Domestic Affairs
Article Bias, ‘Brogrammers’ & Blind Spots Tech companies are dominated by a very particular type of person, and their influence can affect the culture at large By Regina Munch February 21, 2018 Domestic Affairs Media
Article Serpents & Doves Resolving the conflict between China’s two Catholic communities will require very careful compromises By The Editors February 21, 2018 Editorial Pope Francis Foreign Affairs Bishops
Article Just a Dupe Even in the light most favorable to him, President Trump was the Russians’ dupe By Paul Moses February 20, 2018 Donald Trump Election 2016 Foreign Affairs
Article Phenomenology of the Gun We’ve obscured the purpose of guns to ourselves By B. D. McClay February 20, 2018 Domestic Affairs Ethics Columnists
Article In the Presence of Mystery Though scientists resist explanations of faith, fashion and fantasy, Roger Penrose shows that all three are at work in how scientists think about the universe By Paul Johnston February 19, 2018 Books Evolution Secularism and Modernity
Feature Doubling Down on Nukes Judging by the new Nuclear Posture Review, the Pentagon proposes to embark upon an arms race—largely with itself By Andrew J. Bacevich February 19, 2018 Donald Trump War and Peace Domestic Affairs
Feature ‘Cast a Cold Eye’ Christianity may debunk death, but it also regards it as an abomination. What do we do with it? By Terry Eagleton February 17, 2018 Death and Dying Theology Spirituality
