Category: Politics

Serial Plagiarism at Harvard University: The Strange Career of Claudine Gay

Carol Swain

A serial plagiarist has no business serving on the faculty of any self-respecting college or university. Enter Claudine Gay, a child of privilege, educated at Philips Exeter Academy,...

Mr. President, the State of the Union is NOT Strong

Rob Pacienza

President Biden’s State of the Union address was largely full of empty boasting, posturing, and lavish promises about how big government is going to fix all your problems....

Pax Romana, Pax Americana Be Damned

David Bibee

Christ’s coming into the world was the beginning of God’s revolution against all powers that did not bow to him but instead served demonic masters. The writing of...

Is a Frozen Embryo a Person?

Rob Pacienza

Abraham Lincoln and His Covenant with God

Stephen Mansfield

It was something that President Lincoln had long hoped to do. He would, if the opportunity came, free the slaves. He did not have the authority to free...

What a Century-Old Austrian Economist Can Teach Us about Peace in a Tumultuous Election Year

Jonathan Lawler

All-consuming. Raucous. Rage-filled. Divisive. Whatever words you choose to describe an election year in the United States, virtually everyone recognizes the turmoil that characterizes our politics. Ironically, each...

Justice and Mercy Can Walk Together: Why Texas Is Right to Secure its Borders

Rob Pacienza

With our nation’s border crisis worsening by the week, the legal tug-of-war between the Biden Administration and Texas Governor Greg Abbott once again exposes a false narrative: that...

Us and Them: Public Theology in the Breach

John Currie

It was once taken for granted in the United States that crises and important occasions were marked by prayer. From 1789, when George Washington began the custom of...

Preserving Philadelphia’s Legacy and History

Peter Lillback

It is truly extraordinary that the Biden administration has chosen Welcome Park in Philadelphia as the site to reassert the Native Americans' legacy. This small park, celebrating William...

A Biblical Perspective on Sound Money

Race and Justice

What Does the Bible Say About Work?

David’s Mighty Men: Stewardship In Action

Stand at the Gates: A Call to Christian Manhood

Fear and Fascination: Anticipating Artificial Intelligence

“But If Not”: A Call for Modern-Day Christians to Stand Firm

What’s Wrong with Social Justice?

America’s Flag Speaks of Our Past and Our Future

Memorial Day: America’s Transcendent Holiday

What’s Wrong with Social Justice?

Abraham Lincoln and His Covenant with God

Stand at the Gates: A Call to Christian Manhood

Review: Reading the Bible with the Founding Fathers

Why Sufjan Stevens Would Make Francis Schaeffer Proud

Is Our Media Consumption Hindering Our Pursuit of Holiness?

Stand at the Gates: A Call to Christian Manhood

Stand at the Gates: A Call to Christian Manhood

The Lie of Living Your Truth

Ben Sasse’s Theology of Suffering for a Death-Phobic Culture

Category: Politics

Serial Plagiarism at Harvard University: The Strange Career of Claudine Gay

Mr. President, the State of the Union is NOT Strong

Pax Romana, Pax Americana Be Damned

Is a Frozen Embryo a Person?

Abraham Lincoln and His Covenant with God

What a Century-Old Austrian Economist Can Teach Us about Peace in a Tumultuous Election Year

Justice and Mercy Can Walk Together: Why Texas Is Right to Secure its Borders

Us and Them: Public Theology in the Breach

Preserving Philadelphia’s Legacy and History

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