James K.A. Smith
Death, Eternity, and Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo
The Spirit’s dynamic work in history will always rhyme with what God has manifested in Jesus.
James K.A. Smith lays out a warm, capacious definition of mystery, one that feels awestruck and optimistic.
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Jesus Didn’t Wash His Hands
Perfectionism Pitfalls, Pandemic Apocalypses, God Interviews for a New Job, and Monkeys Hate the Law Too.
1. “Every day I set less store on the intellect.” These words of Marcel Proust’s […]
On Hopelessness and Endless Welcome
“Hello, 911? My Brain is a Prison, and Anxiety is the Warden”
Another glimpse into the Faith & Doubt Issue of our magazine, which you can order […]
This article was originally posted by the John Jay Institute, as part of an online […]
1. The New York Times hosted a debate asking the question of whether capitalism has become […]








