Richard John Neuhaus

Richard John Neuhaus was a prominent American Lutheran pastor, theologian, and writer who later converted to Catholicism. He was a key figure in the discussion of religion’s role in public life, advocating for the relationship between faith and politics. Neuhaus founded the influential magazine "First Things," which focused on religion and culture. He was known for his ability to engage complex theological ideas with contemporary issues, emphasizing a vision of society that reflects moral and ethical values informed by religious beliefs. His work contributed significantly to dialogues on faith in American life and political thought.