You're not taken to some other realm. You're firmly on the ground trying to perceive the eternal and transcendent in the immanent and present. That for me is an authentic kind of presence.

Arthur Aghajanian and Taylor Worley in conversation

Here are some of our favorite books from 2022. Perhaps some of these books will end up source texts for future genealogists. So, if you are making reading resolutions for 2023, we have you covered!

Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we found in December on our modern life.

Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we found in November on our modern life.

Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we found in October on our modern life.

Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we found in August on our modern life.

Hai Zi was a poet dedicated to an attempt to create a mythology of modernity; a poet as obsessed with the origins of modernity as he was with the challenge of reforging it.

Jake Grefenstette and poetic genealogies of Chinese modernity

Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we found in June on our modern life.

The modern conception of how time unfolds leaves us trapped in a chronological sequence with no return to the past; but is it true that “you can’t go back”?

A podcast interview with Matthew Milliner

We often think of the time before the birth of Jesus Christ in terms of the Old Testament. But what about the humans in other parts of the world, long before the history of Israel begins?

A podcast interview with Matthew Milliner

Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we found in May on our modern life.

How does digital media emulate sacred imagery? How can the doctrine of Incarnation break the spell of hyperreality?

Arthur Aghajanian in conversation with Matthew Tan on a love that is also made manifest materially

Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we found in April on our modern life.

A Podcast interview with Brad Gregory on the sciences, Christianity, and way history shapes us.

Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we found in March on our modern life.

Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we found in February on our modern life.

Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we found in January on our modern life.

We asked some of our writers from 2021 to select their favorite books from 2021. Perhaps some of these books will end up as source texts for future genealogists. If you are making reading resolutions for 2022, we have you covered!

Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we found in December on our modern life.