Working on Anglican-Orthodox Unity in the Shadow of War By Christopher Beeley We thought it would be an auspicious time to visit the Holy Land. On October 3rd, my wife, Shannon, and I traveled to Jerusalem for the 50th anniversary meeting of the International Com... Read More...
War By John Bauerschmidt Russia’s attack on Ukraine has already borne out the insight that the course of history is marked by surprising events. Surprising, of course, to many in the West; though in this case th... Read More...
The Crisis of Faith that is Ukraine By Mark Edington As I write these words, units of the Russian army have moved across the national boundary into the eastern areas of Ukraine. As you read them, it may be the Russian military, together with its intelligence apparatus and cyberwarfare capa... Read More...
The Season of Forgetting We live in the midst of a season of forgetting, a time when the discipline of memory seems too troublesome, too unfashionable, too anachronistic in a time seduced by the new.
The Anniversary of the Kellogg-Briand Pact, and the Outlawing of War 90 years ago today, the nations outlawed war.
Bikini — And After The lesson of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which shocked the world into a consciousness of its peril, has largely been overlaid with time and forgotten
The Great War’s damage to the English soul and church The English church is still wrestling with the consequences of a terrible demographic, psychic, spiritual, cultural, and philosophical catastrophe.
TBT: The contribution of the conscientious objector In 1946, Bishop William Lawrence wrote a human interest story on conscientious objectors to war.
