The danger of not defining “freedom” Book excerptBy Ken MyersJuly 3, 2025Richard Bauckham insists that an adequate understanding of freedom requires recognition of God as the ground of true human freedom
Power to the people Book excerptBy Ken MyersJuly 3, 2025Nathan O. Hatch on the DIY spirit of early American Christianity
Free for obedience Article excerptBy Ken MyersJuly 3, 2025Glenn W. Olsen on Augustine’s understanding of freedom
What Ockham severed Book excerptBy Ken MyersJuly 3, 2025Jean-Charles Nault on the advent of sheer freedom
Ten, seven, and the rhythm of God’s love Book excerptBy Ken MyersJune 14, 2025Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger on the meaningfulness of numbers in Creation and Scripture
Creation and redemption as trinitarian projects Book excerptBy Ken MyersJune 13, 2025Colin Gunton on Christ and Spirit in creation and redemption
Reflecting the being of God in communion Book excerptBy Ken MyersJune 13, 2025Colin Gunton on the relationality at the heart of Creation
The whole world in his Hands Book excerptBy Ken MyersJune 13, 2025Colin Gunton on the trinitarian emphasis in St. Irenaeus’s doctrine of Creation
The Protestant project and indifference concerning God Book excerptBy Ken MyersJune 6, 2025Stanley Hauerwas on Alasdair MacIntyre’s critique of Protestant liberals
The roots of “the indignant self-righteousness of protest” in modern politics Book excerptBy Ken MyersMay 30, 2025Alasdair MacIntyre on why unmasking nefarious motives became “one of the most characteristically modern of activities”
How the Enlightenment blinded us Book excerptBy Ken MyersMay 30, 2025Alasdair MacIntyre on the dependence of rationality on a lived tradition
It takes a character (and a village) Book excerptBy Ken MyersMay 30, 2025Herbert McCabe, O.P. on the Aristotelian, Thomistic, and MacIntyrean account of the moral life