Augustine wrote more profusely and thought more deeply than any other early Christian thinker, and his imagination moved across a much larger canvas.

Robert Louis Wilken discusses Augustine of Hippo's influence on both historical and modern Christianity, faith,and views on God.

Robert Louis Wilken of the University of Virginia delivers the January Bradley Lecture.

Why Augustine remains, fifteen hundred years after his day, such a captivating thinker and writer with particular focus on three topics developed in his writings: his...

The Catholic sense of the world as a gift of God's love is the central theme of the pontificate of Benedict XVI.

The Obama administration's budget for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration deserves strong approval from Republicans.

Defense Secretary Robert Gates leaves office this month as widely respected as any public figure in America today, appreciated for his willingness to return to public service at a moment of high danger in Iraq and to faithfully serve presidents of both parties.

The United States needed to address its persistent current account deficits and excessive consumption; China needed to address its ballooning foreign exchange reserves and excessive dependence on exports.

Benedict XVI's pontificate will probably bea steady shoulder to the plough, the work of an unassuming servant, a servant of the servants of God.