The Number That Won’t Stay Buried In the long moral ledger of American life, few entries weigh as heavily as the one recorded this year:…
When Sacred Caves Outlive Their Own Architecture: A New Hypothesis from Maharashtra’s Jain Sanctuaries For decades, scholars have dated Maharashtra’s rock-cut Jain caves by their…
The Sacred Arithmetic of Sharing: What a Multipolar World Asks of the Human Spirit In 1944, forty-four nations gathered at Bretton Woods to rebuild a…
When the Altar Stands Beside the Assembly: A Patriarch’s Case for Moral Governance At Moscow’s City Duma, within a chapel marking 150 years since its…
When Healing Traditions Meet Federal Rules: The Spiritual Cost of Excluding Native Hawaiians The kanaka maoli — the Native Hawaiian people — have cared for…
When Compassion Wears Fangs: The Buddhist Case for Fierce Speech Mahāyāna Buddhism holds compassion as its heart, yet its iconography includes figures who are anything…
The Grammar-School Boy Who Became Conservatism’s Philosopher Before Roger Scruton became the intellectual godfather of modern conservatism, he was a flame-haired undergraduate at Cambridge, estranged…
The Ring, the Feast, and the Question Every Seeker Must Answer In the twenty-seventh installment of the serialized tale Far Away, the traveler Darius passes…
When Belief Becomes a Burden: What Andrew Garfield’s Roles Reveal About Faith Under Pressure Andrew Garfield has spent a decade playing characters whose faith is…
The Sacred Ground Beneath the Ice: What Arctic Drilling Waivers Mean for Our Relationship With Creation When the U.S. Bureau of Land Management proposed eliminating…