Excerpt | Cultural Sanctification
In his famous work, The Idea of a Christian Society, T.S. Eliot characterizes the secular turn of the 20th century as […]
Reviews
Interview | Never Doubt Thomas
This month marks the 750th anniversary of the death of St. Thomas Aquinas, one of the Christian faith’s most influential
Essay | Never Doubt Thomas
In Never Doubt Thomas, Francis Beckwith expands the field of scholarly study concerning the reception of the work of St. Thomas Aquinas.
Review | Never Doubt Thomas
A New Protestant Thomism? In 1976, Jesuit scholar John Patrick Donnelly published an influential article on the late sixteenth-century Protestant scholastic Jerome
Excerpt | Never Doubt Thomas
Who exactly was St. Thomas Aquinas? Other than perhaps St. Augustine of Hippo (354–430), he is the most influential theologian
Addendum | How Antiracism Poisons Everything
Of the many odd headlines that the politics of an election cycle turn up, “Black Lives Matter Endorses Donald Trump” may be
Interview | All the Kingdoms of the World
Each month the Reading Wheel Review will typically feature a podcast-style interview with the author or scholar related to our
Essay | Reclaiming Robust Liberalism
In the summer of 2023 Alan Kahan introduced his Freedom From Fear: An Incomplete History of Liberalism at the Princeton University Press
Review | All the Kingdoms of the World
The United States has a long history of anti-Catholicism. In 1835, the Rev. Lyman Beecher, a Congregationalist minister, wrote in “A
Excerpt | All the Kingdoms of the World
Long ago, the great world religions governed the human race. Their power was limited only by one another. Hinduism, Confucianism,