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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


McMansions, Megachurches, and Meaning
DEBORAH JUSTICE | The town square — complete with churches, shops, and public buildings — used to anchor civic communal life...
Nov 18, 2013


I’m Sorry, Salman
ADNAN SARWAR | He's here to talk about time spent under the fatwa...
Nov 12, 2013


Place, Community, Kindness — and the Occasional Rage
THOM SATTERLEE | In the mid-1960s, after completing a bachelor’s and a master’s degree from the University of Kentucky and traveling across the country to study creative writing as a Wallace Stegner fellow at Stanford...
Nov 4, 2013


A Material Mind?
WILLIAM JAWORSKI | What is the mind, and where did it come from?...
Oct 30, 2013


Justifying War: A Conversation with Nigel Biggar. Part Two.
NIGEL BIGGAR | Most people reckon the 2003 invasion of Iraq to have been immoral for four reasons...
Oct 29, 2013


Ann Patchett on Writing, Her Catholicism, and Her New Book
ANN PATCHETT | I imagine I’m fairly conscious of what I’m writing...
Oct 24, 2013


Atheism 3.0? Alain de Botton’s “School of Life” and Transhumanism
MICHAEL BURDETT | On February 23, 2012, in the Sheldonian Theatre at the University of Oxford, two figureheads of Modern Britain debated a topic fit for the location...
Oct 24, 2013


The Slaughter to Come: Cormac McCarthy’s The Counselor
ANDREW LANHAM | Physicists hypothesize something called a naked singularity, a black hole that spins so fast it breaks the laws of space and time and becomes visible...
Oct 23, 2013


Justifying War: A Conversation with Nigel Biggar. Part One.
NIGEL BIGGAR | The reasons for my fascination with war are partly autobiographical...
Oct 22, 2013


An Irish-American Zionist in the Age of Anti-Zionism
JAMES LOEFFLER | Only one of the thousands of UN resolutions issued by the General Assembly has ever been formally revoked: the infamous GA Resolution 3379, passed on November 10, 1975...
Oct 22, 2013
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