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Readers respond to articles on a guaranteed universal income, human nature, contrasting cardinals, and transgender identity.

Equal access to the voting booth is in jeopardy

Why didn’t I tell you I hate religion too

If I can see everything and find no rest—what will you do for me then?

How modern poetry must face history—and what lies beyond history

John F. Kane’s book shows why Jesuit scholar William F. Lynch’s disappearance from the intellectual and cultural scene was as thorough as it was regrettable

Paul Bloom’s book rejects the assumption that empathy is either a strong motivator of moral goodness or a proper guide to moral decision making

Who was Fr. John J. Hugo and how might a study of Hugo shed light on the “public theology” that holds sway in American Catholic theology today?

A visit that was no more, but also no less, than “cordial”

In ‘The End of White Christian America,’ Robert P. Jones captures people moving from denial to acceptance of the passing of Christianity’s dominance

Fundamentally different worldviews will be the underlying factor when the pope and president meet