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first thing

Before anything else; without delay. For example, Tom was supposed to call him first thing in the morning. [Late 1500s] Also see under first and foremost; first off.

 
 
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First Things
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Editor Richard John Neuhaus
Categories Christianity
Frequency Monthly
First issue March 1990
Company Institute on Religion and Public Life
Country Flag of the United States United States
Language English
Website First Things
ISSN 1047-5141

First Things is a monthly ecumenical journal concerned with the creation of a "religiously informed public philosophy for the ordering of society" (First Things website).

Father Richard John Neuhaus, a prominent American Catholic thinker and essayist, is its founder and editor in chief. He started the journal after being evicted from the Rockford Institute in disputed circumstances.[1]

The journal is interreligious and non-partisan, representing a broad intellectual tradition of conservative Christian critique of contemporary society.

Contributors represent Catholic, Orthodox, Jewish, and Protestant viewpoints. Among the Catholic intellectuals represented are Mary Ann Glendon, George Weigel, Carol Iannone, Robert P. George, Robert Sirico, and Michael Novak. Max L. Stackhouse is on the editorial board.

See also

  • List of theological journals

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