Revolution, 30 Years On

by Dan Hitchens

We ought to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of communism’s defeat, but it is difficult to say what actually did the defeating.  Continue Reading »

15 Feb 2019 0

Evangelical Ruskin

by Peter J. Leithart

Celebrations of Ruskin’s polymathic genius usual miss the role of Christianity in his outlook and writing. Continue Reading »

15 Feb 2019 0

Evangelical Apocalypse

by Dale M. Coulter

We have to face issues of sexual abuse head on—the truth of the gospel is at stake.   Continue Reading »

14 Feb 2019 0

Sex Abuse Among
Southern Baptists

by Keith Whitfield

Southern Baptists must face reality: New reports of sexual abuse show a systemic problem spanning decades of neglect. Continue Reading »

13 Feb 2019 0

The Ever-Present Totalitarian Temptation

by George Weigel

The totalitarian impulse can rear its ugly head in well-established democracies like the United States. Continue Reading »

13 Feb 2019 0

Methodist Madness

by Charlotte Allen

Duke and other historically-Methodist institutions are lobbying the United Methodist Church to officially change its teaching on sexuality. Continue Reading »

12 Feb 2019 0

Our Poor

by Andrew M. Yuengert

The instinct to reject the claims of nationalism and patriotism as unacceptable is dangerous and destabilizing.  Continue Reading »

11 Feb 2019 0

Whose Midwest?

by John Wilson

The Midwest is often dismissed or simply ignored in books, in the “national media,” and in conversation, but a new collection of essays tells a different story. Continue Reading »

8 Feb 2019 0

Wojtyłan Fantasies, Revisited

by George Weigel

Wojtyła understood the difference between those for whom Marxism was a “fascinating abstraction” and those for whom communism was “an everyday reality.” Continue Reading »

7 Feb 2019 0

Infanticide Becomes Justifiable

by Wesley J. Smith

Infanticide is now being embraced within the political and cultural mainstream.  Continue Reading »

6 Feb 2019 0