2016 July-August
Letter to the Editor: July-August 2016
Who Are You Writing For?... Marketing Catholicism... 1641: Errata Corrected... Die, Papolators!... We Need You, But You Need to Grow Up... Murderous Barbarians Meet a Fragile Faith... More Meaningful Material... and more
READ ARTICLEThe News You May Have Missed
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White Out... I Do Tree Wed... The Eyeglasses of the Beholder... Naked Noshing in Nippon... Flame-Broiled Reward... Protein Politics... A Mayor's Worst Nightmare... Digging for Respect... Monumental Buzz Kill... and more
READ ARTICLENew Oxford Notes: July-August 2016
Breaking the Bathroom Barrier: A Civil-Rights Imperative?... Terror at the Disco: Why the Experts Always Come Up Empty
READ ARTICLEIs It 'Triumphalist' to Acknowledge Europe's Christian Roots?
Francis speaks to the European body, not its soul. This is a development with grave consequences for the Church in Europe.
READ ARTICLEA Panoramic View of the Real Pulcheria
St. Pulcheria's faith made her a key defender of Catholic orthodoxy, and her actions providentially came during a critical battle over basic Christological beliefs.
READ ARTICLEWhen No Man Was His Own
The plot of 'The Tempest' is threadbare and fantastical. Shakespeare is less concerned with unfolding a story than with unfolding characters.
READ ARTICLEOn Being, Politics & the Ultimate Things
David Walsh thought his way through the entire tradition of philosophy, politics, and revelation, from its Greek, Roman, and scriptural origins to modern efforts to explain it.
READ ARTICLEPermanent Irresolution & the Art of Making a Public Argument
The principal means of teaching in the medieval university was not the classroom lecture but the quaestio disputata (disputed question).
READ ARTICLEAnother New Gnosticism
Keating examines the bizarre resurgence in recent years of geocentrism, or the notion that the earth is fixed and unmoving at the center of the universe.
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