Books
A unique yet universal journey into the Church
Tim Stanley admires a story of atheism, theocracy, postmodernism… and grace
Fellini’s films mingle piety with paganism
Fellini’s films captured Rome’s character, says Ian Thomson
The quest for the ‘historical Jesus’ started early in Asia
Jonathan Wright on how Asian authors re-imagined Christ
A troubled unbeliever walks to Jerusalem
A young man finds healing on the road. By Charlie Hegarty
When did stained glass lose its soul?
Michael Duggan says stained glass has gone from mass medium to spiritless abstraction
A fascinating book undermined by sleaze
Jack Carrigan on a flawed selection of famous letters
Can the natural law tradition be revived?
In the 19th century, Western legal theory took a wrong turn, argues Joel Augustine
