Creativity and Tradition: A Framework for Sacred Music
Feature Articles
The creativity of a sacred musician is rooted in a style that is both particular to a community and to his person. The…
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Escaping the Cave of Liberalism
Book Reviews
Plato argued that man’s intellect can liberate him from the unreality of the cave; St. Athanasius, that true religion…
Religious Liberty and the Reality of the Christian Tradition
Feature Articles
When thinking about religious liberty in the United States, we typically ask how religious faith may best be protected…
Locke, Hegel, and Covid-19
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The most important lesson from the world’s experience with Covid-19 can be summarized with a philosophical slogan: We…
A Tale of Two Cities, Revisited
Book Reviews
Etienne Gilson begins his recently translated work, The Metamorphoses of the City of God, with these words, “The…
The Enduring Achievement and Unfinished Work of Robert Nisbet
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For forty years now, commentators from across the philosophical spectrum have sounded a common alarm: American…
Generative Integration: Gift, Community and Creation
Book Reviews
Michael D. Taylor’s recent work, The Foundations of Nature: Metaphysics of Gift for an Integral Ecological Ethic is a…
Properly Seeing the Past in Order to Imagine a Better Future
Book Reviews
A common theme of many postliberal thinkers is that we are too often hemmed in by the boundaries and limits of…
Beyond Religious Liberty: Undermining Nature Just When We Most Need It
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In a recent critique of the new “Catholic integralist” movement, The Spectator’s Damian Thompson observed that the…
What Does It Take to Be "A People"?
Re-Source: Classic Texts
The Sack of Rome by the Visigoths in 410 left a once-proud and powerful empire reeling. How could “the Eternal City”…