Eschatology: Dying to Live
Feature Articles
The Swiss Protestant theologian Karl Barth famously wrote, “Christianity which is not wholly eschatology and nothing…
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Broken Beggars
Review
“The real protagonist of history is the beggar.” In sharing this insight, Luigi Giussani underscores that real…
What Is Super About Super Intelligence?
Feature Articles
In 1993, Vernor Vinge, a former computer scientist, professor at San Diego State University, and science fiction author…
The Obsolescence of Parenthood
Feature Articles
In her recent New Atlantis article titled “Sam Altman Doesn’t Want to Be Your A.I. King—But He Might Be Anyway,” Louise…
Can We "Find" Meaning?
Feature Articles
I wonder if it is accurate to speak of a “loss” of meaning in our lives. Or, for that matter, I wonder if it is…
Redeeming Our Attention
Review
Christian art faces unique challenges: How is hope realized without sentimentalization? How to resist moralizing when…
Women at the Heart of the World
Book Reviews
Motherhood problematized Mary Harrington’s concept of her own personhood. With the arrival of her baby, Harrington,…
The Cartesian Nightmare of Transgenderism
Feature Articles
We have, for a very long time, lost the living reality of the soul and what it means to be the form of the body. The…
The Machine vs. the Garden: What Working with Plants Has Taught Me
Witness
In a series of memorable essays, Paul Kingsnorth narrates what he calls “The Tale of the Machine,” of which AI is only…
Why We Live in a World of Machines
Re-Source: Classic Texts
George Bernanos (1888–1948) was a French novelist, essayist, and patriot, whose Catholic faith inspired in him a deep…