New Oxford Notes: November 2013
The Poor Misunderstood Pope?
While Pope Francis doesn't deny the truth or the faith, he implicitly calls some of it into question, not only by his call for a re-ordering of priorities, but through his uncertain and inexact language.
READ MORE ON THIS NOTE.
You May Also Enjoy
Agreed Statement on the Separation of the NEW OXFORD REVIEW from the American Church Union
At a special meeting of the governing Council of the American Church Union (ACU) on…
Frankenstein. By Mary Shelley.
Shelley’s novel can be read as a validation of the family, marriage, and natural human values in contrast to the overreaching desires of the prideful scientist.
The Intellectual Battle over the Puritan Legacy
The founders of Massachusetts believed, Miller says, “that ultimately all the world would imitate New England.”