Over 200 Military Physicians Petition for No Abortion on Military Bases Over 200 active and retired military physicians have signed a letter organized by the 16,000-member Christian Medical Association (CMA), in which they ask Senators to vote against the FY 2011 National Defense Authorization Act, . . . . Continue Reading »
The Religion News Service has produced a story on the most and least religious colleges , taken from the Princeton Review . Brigham Young was first, Sarah Lawrence last. We are producing our own analysis of the religious life and commitments of the top American universities and colleges, which will . . . . Continue Reading »
Former Senator Bill Armstrong is now president of Colorado Christian College, and he’s been reading the new regulations coming out of the Department of Education. He’s worried that these new regulations, designed to ensure that the federal money flowing into higher education is properly . . . . Continue Reading »
Bill McGibben, the leftie environmentalist, has had it with compromising on the issue of global warming. Since no American bill has been signed, it’s time to take off the gloves. From his opinion piece in the ever accommodating LA Times:So now we know what we didn’t before: . . . . Continue Reading »
Last night I joined my old friend and Bear, Stearns colleague Wayne Angell—a vice chairman of the Fed’s Board of Governors two decades ago—on CNBC’s Kudlow Report . Wayne took issue with economists who fear deflation; I tend to share those fears, although for different . . . . Continue Reading »
I stumbled across Open Source Catholic while looking for something entirely different, and as our webmaster says it looks like a useful site, pass it along. It includes stories with mysterious titles like Drupal Gardens enters Open Public Beta and understandable ones like Live-Blogging . . . . Continue Reading »
The word “evangelism” derives from the Greek word evangel or ” good news,” writes our web editor Joe Carter in today’s lead “On the Square” article, Selling Jesus Like a Chevy . How odd then that so much evangelism appears to be about selling . . . . Continue Reading »
In nearly a year on staff at this magazine, there is one lesson that this left-leaning Jew has learned above all others: tolerance. I now work among men and women I respect for their talents, their ideals, and their views, even though—on that last point—we disagree vehemently, and often. . . . . Continue Reading »
The great English abolitionist and statesman William Wilberforce once asked, And, sir, when we think of eternity, and of the future consequences of all human conduct, what is there in this life that should make any man contradict the dictates of his conscience, the principles of justice, the laws . . . . Continue Reading »
On May 6, during a a speech to the Catholic Community Conferences, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said: They ask me all the time, ‘What is your favorite this? What is your favorite that? What is your favorite that?’ And one time, ‘What is your favorite word?’ And I said, ‘My . . . . Continue Reading »
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