On a peculiar phrase in St. Augustine’s Confessions.
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The Christian Logic of the Postwar Consensus
Have Christian critics of the postwar consensus done the reading?
When Tradition Becomes Tragedy: Thomas Aquinas and the Immaculate Conception
Thomas Aquinas did not believe that Mary was conceived without sin.
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Mortal Goods: A Review
James R. Wood finds much to praise and much to disagree with in Ephraim Radner’s latest book.
The Pastoral Value of the Reformed Doctrine of Concupiscence
The Reformed doctrine of concupiscence gives liberation to both the pastor and his flock.
On Consenting to Others’ Sins: Augustine and Fellowship with Sinners
Can Augustine help us address the ethics of attending a so-called gay wedding?
Israel’s War on Hamas: A Christian Just War Perspective
Does Israel’s war on Hamas meet the criteria of Christian just war theory?
What’s In A Name?
Why name a child after C.S. Lewis and St. Augustine?
Augustine and Antisemitism
Augustine developed an increasingly mature “witness doctrine” of the Jews throughout his life.
Ordering Our Social Loves
Within their love of God, how should Christians order love for family, nation, and church?