featured today
quotable
. . . Jesus is the God Hero who has trampled down death by death, and who therefore has the name above every other name. By joining their own efforts to his self-sacrifice, men can also receive honor from the Father. Men more or less willingly take on all the dangerous work of society, and they more or less willingly go to fight and die when their country calls them, because they want to be men. I think they will also respond if they hear the call to be disciples—not brides—of the One who gave his life for the salvation of all. . . .
From:
Soldiers of Christ & the Mixed Messages They Receive by Leon J. Podles
21.03 — April 2008
How Vocation Guides Our Choices
31.06 — November/December 2018
On the Church's Response to the Anti-marriage Tide
27.02 — March/April 2014
On C. S. Lewis & the New State Paganism
from the current issue—may/june 2019
32:3 — may/june 2019
Justice Demands an Assessment of Injustice by Anthony Esolen
32:3 — may/june 2019
C. S. Lewis on the Blessed Sacrament by Walter Hooper & Jacob Fareed Imam
32:3 — may/june 2019
John M. McCarthy on the Implications of Changing the Pater Noster
2018 conference videos (see all)
October 11, 2018
How Prayer Shapes Reality & What It Means for Fatherhood
—Rachel Fulton Brown
from the archives on history (65 articles)
31.1—January/February 2018
on Ragnarök, an Extreme Weather Event & the Paths to Conversion by Timothy J. Burbery
15.6—July/August 2002
Things Hidden Since the Beginning of the World
The Shape of Divine Providence & Human History by James Hitchcock
from the archives on culture (95 articles)
19.4—May 2006
The Culture War Is Between Religious Believers on Both Sides by Howard P. Kainz
from the archives on imagination (20 articles)
11.5—September/October 1998
Speaking the Truths Only the Imagination May Grasp
An Essay on Myth &“Real Life” by Stratford Caldecott
19.10—December 2006
Training Up a Child Requires a Well-Formed Imagination by David Mills
columns
Illuminations
on Christian hymns
32.3 — May/June 2019
32.2 — March/April 2019
32.1 — January/February 2019
From Heavenly Harmony
on classical music
32.3 — May/June 2019
32.2 — March/April 2019
32.1 — January/February 2019
on works of Christian art
32.3 — May/June 2019
32.2 — March/April 2019
32.1 — January/February 2019
on books for children
32.3 — May/June 2019
32.1 — January/February 2019
31.5 — September/October 2018
Mortal Remains
on theology and culture
32.3 — May/June 2019
32.2 — March/April 2019
32.1 — January/February 2019
As It Is Written . . .
on the bible and theology
32.3 — May/June 2019
32.2 — March/April 2019
32.1 — January/February 2019
book reviews
32.2 — March/April, 2019
Wake-Up Call
The Apocalypse: Warning, Hope & Consolation
by Michael D. O'Brien—A review by Jeffrey Wald
32.2 — March/April, 2019
The Aura of Science
Flight from the Absolute: Cynical Observations on the Postmodern West, Volume II
by Paul Gosselin—A review by Louis Markos
32.2 — March/April, 2019
Shortfall
Deeper Magic: The Theology Behind the Writings of C. S. Lewis by Donald T. Williams—A review by S. M. Hutchens
32.3 — May/June, 2019
Shame & Redemption
The Crucifix on Mecca's Front Porch: A Christian's Companion for the Study of Islam—A review by Casey Chalk
get touchstone
Full access to the online archives (over 30 years of content): $19.95
Full access to the online archives PLUS 6 issues of the magazine sent to your mailbox: $39.95
the current issue
the 2019 conference
the 2018 conference
trending now
Reclaiming Childhood Through Poetry: Rebuilding Christian Culture Among the Ruins by Anthony Esolen
Civilization Without Religion? by Russell Kirk
Celtic Spirituality Revisited: Andrew Garnett on Insights from the Rule of Columbanus
Mission Nary Impossible: The Unevangelized May Be Better & Worse than Savages by Anthony Esolen
The Rights of Aphrodite: On C. S. Lewis & the New State Paganism by W. E. Knickerbocker
Calendar
Anno Domini 2019
The St. James Calendar of the Christian Year—
Now only $7.95
Devotional Guide
The Daily Devotional Guide
by Patrick Henry Reardon
Touchstone is a Christian journal, conservative in doctrine and eclectic in content, with editors and readers from each of the three great divisions of Christendom—Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox.
The mission of the journal and its publisher, The Fellowship of St. James, is to provide a place where Christians of various backgrounds can speak with one another on the basis of shared belief in the fundamental doctrines of the faith as revealed in Holy Scripture and summarized in the ancient creeds of the Church.
Touchstone is published by
All content The Fellowship of St. James — 2019. All rights reserved.
Returns, refunds, and privacy policy.