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The Two Scientific Revolutions: A Conversation with Vittorio Hösle
VITTORIO HÖSLE | We must try to develop again a worldview in which scientific and ethical thinking. . .
Feb 16, 2024


Winter 2023 Issue
We are delighted to bring our WINTER 2023 ISSUE with you, sharing over 150 pages of thoughtful writing and rigorous thinking..
Dec 29, 2023


The Galileo Project: Looking Through the Window with New Telescopes
AVI LOEB | We cannot jump off the train of time as we age. It keeps going, so we better look through its windows. . .
Dec 7, 2023


The Surprising Origins of Experimental Science: A Conversation with Peter Harrison, Part Two
PETER HARRISON | Studying how science actually works as a human enterprise—with fallible human actors—gives you a very different view. . .
Nov 24, 2023


History Is Not Enough: The Bible After Modernity
AMY PEELER | Biblical Studies is changing...
Oct 4, 2019




Grandpa Milbank
JOHN PERRY | The afternoon that I began reading Milbank and Pabst’s Politics of Virtue, I happened to have lunch with one of the book’s...
Oct 13, 2018


Meister Eckhart: Dangerous Mystic
JOEL F. HARRINGTON | After nearly seven centuries of relative obscurity, the fourteenth-century mystic Meister Eckhart has emerged...
Jun 6, 2018


A Formal Fracture: Poets and Theologians
TOM MILLAY | In the interwar years of 1922-1939, T.S. Eliot published a modernist literary magazine that consistently reviewed...
Apr 13, 2018


The Once and Future Mainline College
PAUL W. GLEASON | By now, the demographic decline of the Protestant mainline churches is unmistakable...
Mar 16, 2018


The Pale Galilean: Ernest Renan, Jesus, and Modern History
WILL THEISS | In 1884, General Charles Gordon, the bumbling British imperialist who had earned his fame in China, was wasting away at...
Mar 16, 2018


Is Liberalism the Problem?
ROSS MCCOLLOUGH | A specter is haunting conservatism — the specter, indeed, of Marx...
Mar 3, 2018
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