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35.6—Nov/Dec, 2022
Origen's Revenge: The Greek and Hebrew Roots of Christian Thinking on Male and Female by Brian Patrick Mitchell
35.6—Nov/Dec, 2022
On the Ennobling Presence of a Goodly Place
35.6—Nov/Dec, 2022
“We Don't Torment Jesus. We Only Question Him”
35.4—Jul/Aug, 2022
35.3—May/Jun, 2022
on God's World Through the Ears of a Movie Sound Editor
35.1—January/February, 2022
A Plagiarized Genesis Is the Source for a Secular Utopia
35.1—January/February, 2022
E. M. Forster's Prophetic View into Machine Culture
34.6—Nov/Dec, 2021
34.6—Nov/Dec, 2021
How to Restore & Transcend the Middle Ages
34.6—Nov/Dec, 2021
An Appreciation of Centesimus Annus on Its 30th Anniversary
34.5—Sept/Oct, 2021
on the Doctrine of God & Expressive Individualism
34.5—Sept/Oct, 2021
34.5—Sept/Oct, 2021
The Love of Purity Opens Our Minds to a Radiant Mystery
34.2—March/April, 2021
34.2—March/April, 2021
34.1—January/February, 2021
33.6—Nov/Dec, 2020
The Unendurable Fullness of God
The Effects of the Fall as a Divine Protection Plan
33.5—September/October, 2020
A Protestant Appreciation of His Teaching
33.2—March/April, 2020
33.2—March/April, 2020
The True Ways of Knowing in Ecclesiastes
33.2—March/April, 2020
An Architectural Sign of Mere Christianity
33.2—March/April, 2020
on the Necessary Limits on the Wandering Christian Mind
33.2—March/April, 2020
33.2—March/April, 2020
—from the 2019 Touchstone Conference
33.2—March/April, 2020
on How Bodily Resurrection Informs Social Justice
33.1—January/February, 2020
32.4—July/August, 2019
on Single-Mindedness in Durer's Ritter, Tod, und Teufel
32.3—May/June, 2019
C. S. Lewis on the Blessed Sacrament
32.3—May/June, 2019
32.3—May/June, 2019
on the Infinite Problem of Goods & Evil
32.1—January/February, 2019
Sex, Women's Ordination & the Rejection of Hierarchy & Equality
31.6—November/December, 2018
on Futility & the Open Door to Deliverance
31.6—November/December, 2018
on the Paradiso as Light for the Christian Mind
31.6—November/December, 2018
31.4—July/August, 2018
31.4—July/August, 2018
His Thoughts Are Not Our Thoughts, Nor His Words
31.4—July/August, 2018
31.4—July/August, 2018
Life & Love Are Real Despite Theatrical Illusions
31.4—July/August, 2018
31.1—January/February, 2018
30.6—Nov/Dec, 2017
29.5—Sept/Oct, 2016
Heroic Service Is More Accessible to Christian Men than Nuptial Imagery
24.2—March/April, 2011
Certain Death & the Last Lectures of Socrates & Jesus
13.6—July/August, 2000
Getting the Gospel Right
by R. C. Sproul
Union with Christ
Carl E. Braaten and
Robert W. Jenson, eds.
15.8—October, 2002
War, Christianity & the Divine Order
12.2—March/April, 1999
A Novelist Looks at Faith & Fiction
An Interview with Susan Howatch
12.1—January/February, 1999
God and Man in Early Christianity
8.3—Summer, 1995
All That Separates Must Converge
The Fragmentation of Christianity & the Unity of the Faith
7.2—Spring, 1994
6.3—Summer, 1993
On Turning the Cheek & Giving the Cloak
4.2—Special Issue: The Bible, 1991
Recovering the Spiritual Sense of the Scriptures
An Interview with Fr. Paul Quay, S.J.
3.3—Fall, 1989
3.3—Fall, 1989
The Man for Whom the World was Made
2.4—Summer-Fall, 1988
2.1—Fall, 1987
The Triune God: An Ecumenical Study by E. L. Mascall
1.3—Summer, 1987
Creativity, Orthodoxy & The Christian Mind
more from the online archives
31.5—September/October 2018
Errands into the Moral Wilderness
Forms of Christian Family Witness & Renewal by Allan C. Carlson
33.2—March/April 2020
An Architectural Sign of Mere Christianity by Michael Ward
31.6—November/December 2018
Victimhood Culture Scapegoats Its Very Source by Michael P. Foley
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