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The idea that philosophy and religion are in conflict is recent, only gaining widespread appeal in modernity.

SARIT KATTAN GRIBETZ | In 1962, my grandfather, a Swiss Jew from Zurich, sent a letter to Pope John XXIII congratulating him on being...

VALENTINA COVACI | The Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem is far from the composed reverence of most churches...

DAVID C. KIRKPATRICK | Many American evangelicals encounter the faces and stories of children from the Developing World as they carry out...

JACOB ABOLAFIA | At the very center of his mid-career masterpiece The Counterlife, Philip Roth depicts an argument between the novel’s...

ERIN FAIGIN | Associating Catholicism with monarchy and despotism, he believed in the promise of Protestant theology to advance American...

MATTEO CANTARELLO | Today, crime speaks a universal language...

ANDREW KAU | In a 2014 interview with The Harvard Gazette Stephen Greenblatt recounted his near-miss with the practice of law...

SAMUEL LONCAR | We can confront the fact that antisemitism is a deeply internalized part of American and European culture...

LESLIE HARKEMA | This past summer, migrants from throughout Africa and elsewhere continued to make the journey to Ceuta and Melilla...

DAVID FINK | To make the way smoother for the non-specialist—for only them do I serve—I shall set down the following two propositions...

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...