Richard John Neuhaus (theologian)

Richard John Neuhaus was a prominent American theologian and priest known for his influential role in American religious and political life. Initially a Lutheran minister, he later converted to Catholicism. Neuhaus founded the journal "First Things," which focused on the intersection of religion, culture, and politics. He advocated for the integration of faith into public life and argued for the moral dimensions of social issues. His writings emphasized the importance of religious values in shaping a just society, making him a significant voice in contemporary debates about the role of religion in public life.