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Move Over, Mendelssohn
DANIEL B. SCHWARTZ | Biography has long figured prominently in scholarly and popular thinking about the origins of Jewish modernity...
Jan 13, 2014


Praying Ants and Prostrating Beasts
GEORGE ARCHER | The classical period of Islamic scholarship produced a fruitful and developed body of commentary on the Qur’an, but modern academic study...
Jan 13, 2014


Mary Flannery, Green and Golden
BRYAN GIEMZA | If A Prayer Journal were our only window into Flannery O’Connor’s thoughts in her early twenties, what would we say was on her mind?...
Jan 13, 2014


Extra Islam salus est?
MARCO DEMICHELIS | While outsiders often view Islam as an exclusivist religion, the fate of non-Muslims has provoked significant theological discussions...
Dec 23, 2013


Necessary by Nature? Possibility and the Mind of God
ROBERT MERRIHEW ADAMS | Like their medieval scholastic predecessors, the best known Continental Rationalist philosophers of the seventeenth century...
Dec 20, 2013


Anti-Semitism and the Evolving Catholic Conscience
MARTIN MENKE | New histories of the Shoah provoke a range of responses...
Dec 4, 2013


Biology, Ethics, and the Persistence of Religion
PHILLIP SHERMAN | Chimpanzees are prone to extreme violence when confronted with a territorial dispute...
Dec 3, 2013


No Escaping the Cliché: The Legacy of Allan Sherman
STEPHEN J. WHITFIELD | In the early 1960s Allan Sherman turned a minor comic art — the song parody — into a showbiz phenomenon...
Nov 26, 2013


Meaning and Mystery and Love
ALISSA WILKINSON | Andre Dubus III has made a career of exploring the lives of people on the margins...
Nov 20, 2013


Metaphor Theory and Societal Change: Exile in the Hebrew Bible
KATIE HEFFELFINGER | Metaphors are powerful shapers of cultural concepts...
Nov 19, 2013


Capturing the Paradox of Distaste and Desire
NICK RIPATRAZONE | The editors of Unruly Catholic Women Writers identify Flannery O’Connor as their unruly patron saint...
Nov 19, 2013


The Canon(s) of the Jewish Scriptures
EDMON L. GALLAGHER | We don’t know where the Bible came from...
Nov 18, 2013
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