Icon-ic Walk Amongst the Ghosts of Reform
This Tuesday, October 31, marks the five hundredth anniversary of the beginning of the Protestant Reformation – the day Luther is said to have…
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Review: Karl Rahner’s Theological Aesthetics
Peter Joseph Fritz. Karl Rahner’s Theological Aesthetics. The Catholic University of America Press, 2014, xvii + 286 pp., £45.95. In Karl Rahner’s Theological Aesthetics,…
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The Salt of the Earth: A Meditation
‘We are a ferocious animal. We humans are terrible animals. Here in Europe, in Africa, in South America, everywhere. We are extremely violent. Our…
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Robert Macfarlane and the Glory of the Wild Places
If the deep purpose of creaturely reality is to make manifest the glory of God, then the ‘place-writing’ of Robert Macfarlane may be said…
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Review: Fierce Imaginings (Part Two)
Editor’s note: This is the second of a two-part review (see the first part here) God in dangerous territory: Interview with Rachel Mann, author of…
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Review: Fierce Imaginings
Editor’s note: This is the first part of a two-part review. God in dangerous territory: Interview with Rachel Mann, author of Fierce Imaginings:…
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Letter from the Editor: The Beauty of Fellowship
As the leaves begin to quiver with the dynamic winds of anticipated change, it is with great pleasure that we emerge from the waning…
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‘About Suffering They Were Never Wrong’
Just before the dawn of the bloodiest century, Mark Twain conducted ‘scientific experiments’ in the London Zoological Gardens in which he contrasted the characteristics…
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Ronnie Knox, the Priest as Man of Letters
The eclipse in Ronald Knox’s fortunes after his death contrasts starkly with the recognition that he had enjoyed in his lifetime as writer, classicist,…
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