R. R. Reno
R. R. Reno is a prominent figure in the realm of religious and public discourse, serving as the editor of First Things, a leading magazine that shapes conversations on faith and societal issues. With a rich career in academia and journalism, Reno has published in numerous publications, including the New York Times and the Washington Post. His thought-provoking books, such as ‘Return of the Strong Gods’ and ‘The End of Interpretation,’ explore the complexities of nationalism and ecclesial exegesis, cementing his role as a key contributor to contemporary religious thought.
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R. R. Reno’s recent works delve into the complex interplay between nationalism, populism, and religious identity in today’s world. ‘Return of the Strong Gods’ challenges the prevailing narratives of globalism, advocating for a renewed appreciation of cultural and national values.
Reno quotes from the Web
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“The fog of war is proverbial. In the Middle East, one can say the same of peace, which is often war by other means. The circumstances of American involvement in that region are morally complex. For this reason, it is unwise to issue confident moral judgments about Operation Epic Fury.”
2026
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“I have counter-revolutionary tendencies, which I have to check.”
2024
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“The best adventures involve a strange combination of emotions: a strong expectation of success in concert with all sorts of doubts and worries about the consequences of failure.”
2008





