Guests on Volume 159 • KIRK FARNEY on the pioneering broadcasting ministries of Fulton J. Sheen and Walter A. Maier • ANDREW WILLARD JONES on how the fact of the Incarnation affects political realities • JAMES L. NOLAN, JR. on the moral dynamics of the Manhattan Project • ANDREW KAETHLER...

In his article “Awakening the Moral Imagination,” Vigen Guroian discusses the role that fairy tales plays in moral formation. The multi-dimensional world of the fairy tale has the capacity to depict a compelling vision of what is good and evil without reducing moral formation to mere instruction and the moral imagination to advanced...

C. S. Lewis’s Till We Have Faces is, in his own words, “a myth retold.” Literary critic Thomas Howard explains that Lewis’s decision to tell this story as a myth was informed by the fact that the mythical outlook on the world is fundamentally opposed to the tenets of modernity,...

The garden is a personal place of retreat and delight and labor for many people. Gardening helps us collect ourselves, much as praying does. For rich and poor — it makes no difference — a garden is a place where body and soul are in harmony. In Inheriting Paradise, Vigen...