Bleeding for Britain
by Peter HitchensIn Britain it is still rather enjoyable to donate a pint of blood. Continue Reading »
In Britain it is still rather enjoyable to donate a pint of blood. Continue Reading »
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When they think they can get away with it, our elite Republicans disparage the idea of tax cuts for the middle class. Continue Reading »
The death of Cardinal Bernard Law prompts us to ask an old question: Why do good people do bad things? Continue Reading »
In the midst of our atomized world, First Things offers a community—a place where you will find others eager to join you in opposing the chaos of contemporary life. Continue Reading »
The old Christmas carols, by delighting in humble details, capture the paradox of the season: God’s power made incarnate in the womb of a lowly girl. Continue Reading »
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