On Monday, the Princeton University faculty voted overwhelmingly to end the 133-year-old tradition of unproctored examinations. Princeton had previously administered all assessments on the honor system. Former dean of... The…
First Things ↗Hartmut Rosa. Time and World. Polity, 2025. $22.95 pb. 228 pp.
Mere Orthodoxy ↗Editorial note: Recently Mere Orthodoxy hosted a webinar with Alan Noble, author of To Live Well: Practical Wisdom for Moving Through Chaotic Times. Noble kindly agreed to answer in writing…
Mere Orthodoxy ↗Before joining what once imagined itself the world’s greatest deliberative body, U.S. senator Mark Kelly (D-Arizona) was a decorated naval aviator, test pilot, and NASA astronaut with four space... The…
First Things ↗It occurred to me recently, like a lit match in a black vault, that I’ve never been unloved. The same applies to my wife, our children, and grandchildren. None... The…
First Things ↗American Catholicism is in steep decline. In 2000, 2.6 million American children attended Catholic schools. In 2025, only 1.6 million did. In 2001, more than a quarter-million Catholic weddings... The…
First Things ↗Forbes has been producing its annual list of the world’s billionaires since 1987. Despite landing at the height of 1980’s excess, that original list seems dowdy by today’s standards. In…
Mere Orthodoxy ↗I was in college in New York City in 2010 when I first heard the title, “Evangelical Vatican” to refer to my hometown, Colorado Springs. Born and raised in the…
Mere Orthodoxy ↗In early April, Yale University released the “Report of the Yale Committee on Trust in Higher Education.” The faculty committee had been formed a year earlier, charged with the... The…
First Things ↗The Abuja Affirmation marks the end of an era. The third largest Christian communion, Anglicanism (behind only Catholicism and Orthodoxy), has splintered. While its demise has been a drawn-out... The…
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