All that is iron comes to rust
“She is fallen! She is fallen! Babylon the Great is fallen!” These were the words shouted by historian, Christopher Hill, as he ran across the quad of his Oxford college…
Carl Trueman
On Priests, Diversity and Insanitary Bears
It is reported that a campaign is underway to remove from the campus of George Washington University a Roman Catholic priest who has had the temerity to….. uphold his church’s…
On Priests, Diversity and Insanitary Bears
It is reported that a campaign is underway to remove from the campus of George Washington University a Roman Catholic priest who has had the temerity to….. uphold his church’s…
Thank goodness for that!
Manchester police have decided to categorise attacks on punks and goths as hate crimes. For anyone who thinks that identity politics has gone mad over recent years, this should come…
Thank goodness for that!
Manchester police have decided to categorise attacks on punks and goths as hate crimes. For anyone who thinks that identity politics has gone mad over recent years, this should come…
An Interview with Diarmaid MacCulloch
This week’s Spectator carries an interview with the distinguished Reformation scholar, Diarmaid MacCulloch. Professor MacCulloch is perhaps the greatest living historian of the English Reformation, if not Christianity as…
An Interview with Diarmaid MacCulloch
This week’s Spectator carries an interview with the distinguished Reformation scholar, Diarmaid MacCulloch. Professor MacCulloch is perhaps the greatest living historian of the English Reformation, if not Christianity as…
Review of David Bentley Hart
Don’t miss Louis Markos’ review of the new book of fiction by wordsmith, scourge of the new atheists and one of the most stimulating writers/theologians around, David Bentley Hart.
Review of David Bentley Hart
Don’t miss Louis Markos’ review of the new book of fiction by wordsmith, scourge of the new atheists and one of the most stimulating writers/theologians around, David Bentley Hart.
Postscript: An Alternative Roman Catholic View of the Diana Moment
As a postscript to my previous post on the Archbishop of Westminster’s view of the significance of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, here is a rather more perceptive…