editorials
Facing the Gnostic Revival
by J. Douglas Johnson
quodlibet
by Anthony Esolen
by R. V. Young
by Donald T. Williams
by J. Douglas Johnson
by J. Douglas Johnson
by Donald T. Williams
Worship at the Doors of Perception
by S. M. Hutchens
communiqué
The Catholic Bishops on Gender Dysphoria
by Thomas B. Pacheco
columns
Mortal Remains
by S. M. Hutchens
From Heavenly Harmony
by Ken Myers
Illuminations
by Anthony Esolen
A Thousand Words
by Mary Elizabeth Podles
As It Is Written...
by Patrick Henry Reardon
features
A Panel Discussion with Robert P. George, David Dockery, Patrick Henry Reardon & Anthony Esolen
by Robert P. George
A Spiritual Exploration of AI
by Paul Kingsnorth
Christian Tradition Is a Subversive Witness Against Modern Funeral Practices
by Joshua Pauling
Modern Post-Conversion Identity in the Light of Augustine’s Example
by Anthony Esolen
views
S. M. Hutchens On Lightning Clarity at a Divinity School
Patrick Henry Reardon on the Sanctified Censorship of Balaam
Louis Markos on David Marshall’s Take on Chinese Religion & Tradition
Thomas Albert Howard On Finally Reading Gregory of Nyssa's Life of Moses
Rebecca Sicree on How Grendel's Kinsmen Became Santa's Helpers
book reviews
No Apologies: Why Civilization Depends on the Strength of Men by Anthony Esolen
reviewed by Alexander Riley
The Lion’s Country: C. S. Lewis’s Theory of the Real by Charlie W. Starr
reviewed by Josiah Peterson
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