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** J. H. H. Weiler
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Keeping Kosher imbues the quotidian with the sacred. More ([link removed])
** An Opportunity to Overturn Roe ([link removed])
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** Gerard V. Bradley
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The Supreme Court appears unprepared to overrule Roe. More ([link removed])
** Worshipping with Thomas ([link removed])
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** Hans Boersma
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Thomas shows us that to believe in Jesus is to worship him. More ([link removed])
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** A Birthday Card to Balthasar ([link removed])
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** Peter J. Leithart
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A Trinitarian ontology of love implies an epistemology of love. More ([link removed])
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** An End to Enervated Conservatism ([link removed])
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** Mark Bauerlein
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Arthur Milikh joins the podcast to discuss conservatism’s handicaps and how to chart a path forward. More ([link removed])
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** What We’ve Been Reading ([link removed])
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** Editors
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Our editors reflect on reads by Robert Benne and Victoria Sweet. More ([link removed])
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** The Perils of Fame ([link removed])
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** George Weigel
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Hans Küng belongs more to the history of publicity than the history of theology. More ([link removed])
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