Reflection on the Queen
By Chip Prehn
Late one night in 1985, I was walking around the inside of Canterbury Cathedral in good company. I was seeing that stupendous building for the first time with an American bishop who knew the p... Read More...
Common Objects of American Love: Augustine and the Inaugural Address
By Mark Clavier
I admit that I occasionally can be a theological curmudgeon. I say this not to boast nor even to excuse myself since I’m not quite prepared to repent of it. It stems, I think, from a sensitiv... Read More...
Some theses on ‘political theology’
If education does not produce a profound sense of one’s own finitude, then one deserves to hear only the judgment of God: ‘Who is this that darkens counsel by words without knowledge?’ (Job 38:2)
Futures in Anglo-Catholicism
Fr Robert Hendrickson recently opined that “It’s Time for a New Oxford Movement.” He rightly points out that in many ways, the ’79 BCP represents a decisive move to institutionalize an anglo-catholic liturgical vision.