New Polity is a magazine of postliberal thought that aims to investigate and construct a Christian political worldview.
Published four times a year by the Institute for Political Philosophy and Theology, the magazine hosts articles that deconstruct liberalism and build a definitive vision for Christian politics. To that end, the magazine has published articles and debates on a number of topics, including on the political theory of integralism, the morality of investing in the stock market, the social meaning of gender, and the current technocratic paradigm. New Polity also publishes a bi-weekly podcast with series such as “The Politics of Tyranny,” “Good Money,” and “The Politics of Gender.”
As the political order of liberalism continues to isolate and divide, New Polity aims to voice an alternative; one which ennobles and informs the Christian to sanctify the temporal order.
The theme of the Fall 2025 issue of New Polity magazine is “The Critique of America.” This issue includes essays by Reuben Slife on America and the Structures of Sin, David L. Schindler on America’s Atheism, Michael Hanby on the American “People,” Michael Higgins on Freedom in Aquinas . . .
Andrew Willard Jones explains the two paths that exist with the development of new technologies: one which leads to an expansion of the humane world and one which exploits and truncates both Creation and humanity. (65 minutes)
In this lecture, Matthew Crawford draws a distinction between an orientation toward receiving life as gift and a timid and cramped rationalism that views man as an object to be synthetically remade. (52 minutes)
Political philosopher Andrew Willard Jones lays out a robust vision for a just society in which virtues are formed in an analogical manner through relational obedience and trust. (71 minutes)
Shawn and Beth Dougherty make a theological case for biomimicry, or fulfilling our original vocation of tending the earth by working according to the nature of Nature. (68 minutes)