Erika Bachiochi

Adam and Eve After the Pill, Revisited

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Mary Eberstadt notices disquieting social trends well ahead of the rest of us, uncovering their often paradoxical causes with the acuity of a surgeon, the dexterity of an artist, and the wisdom of a sage. She makes a penetrating—and heartfelt—appeal to the Church and the world once again.”

Mothers, Children, and the Body Politic

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In this deeply learned and readable book, Christian classicist Nadya Williams takes readers on a tour of pre-Christian societies and the ideas that animated them. Exposing their views about, and treatment of, women and children, Williams uncovers just how revolutionary the Judeo-Christian worldview—in particular, the imago Dei—has been for the equal dignity of women. Those on both the left and right today who wish to trade in Christianity for the paganism of the pre-Christian world—and think women and children will be just fine—would do well to heed Williams's cautionary tale. I pray it gets a wide reading.”

The Genesis of Gender

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Wielding the magic of her gifted pen, Abigail Favale has written a treasure that culls deep philosophical insight from her riveting intellectual and spiritual journey. Before her conversion to Catholicism, Favale spent years teaching just those postmodern philosophers and literary figures that have turned the Western world upside down. Like a postmodern Saul of Tarsus, she was knocked off her Foucauldian horse for the good of us all: so that, wise to the ways of the world, she could speak the truth in love to our times.”

Victims of the Revolution

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“With the strength, wisdom, and protective care of a devoted father, Nathanael Blake exposes the devastating harms of the sexual revolution. We may finally be ready to hear the solutions presented in this timely book.”