Liberalism
As dusk falls on the liberal order, the Church must be a guiding light
Never mind integralism. The Church and its members can show civil society the path out of the present crisis
Liberalism is the child of Christianity. So why are Catholics turning against it?
In our age of extremes, some Catholics seem eager to attack liberalism. The implications are worrying
St Augustine teaches us how to think about Catholic strategy in a liberal era
The saint’s writings can help Catholics to judge regimes as more or less ideal
As secular liberalism attacks the Church, Catholics can’t afford to be nostalgic
Ross Douthat and others hope for a stable truce between Christianity and aggressive liberalism. That’s just wishful thinking
Tim Farron’s resignation: what people are saying
A roundup of commentary on the Lib Dem leader’s decision to step down
Long read: What liberal intellectuals get wrong about transgenderism
Most people instinctively feel threatened by the postmodern redefinition of gender. Their instincts are correct
Liberalism’s crisis of faith
A new politics of values is replacing an empty politics of freedom for its own sake
Yes, Tradinistas are left-wing radicals – but that doesn’t make us any less Catholic
Today, the Catholic left is known for dissent. But we can hope for a politics that’s both radical and orthodox
David Jenkins was a caring pastor who missed the point about God
The former Bishop of Durham got people talking about religion but was wrong in his approach to dogmatic theology
Rich, powerful and distrusting the papacy
The German Church, defined by centuries of tension with Rome, is regarded as a bastion of liberalism. But Teutonic Catholicism is much more diverse than outsiders realise
