Renewing American Leadership
To Be of the One Percent
It's all over the news now, the disparity between the "99 percent" and the "One percent" — or, rather, the resentment and envy that the majority is supposed to harbor
How Did So Many Christian Schools End Up Secular?
Christians often ponder the trajectory of higher education in America whereby scores of religious schools drifted from centers of pious orthodoxy into bastions of secularist infidelity. To understand this process,
Dr. Jim Garlow on the Passing of Chuck Colson
Like everyone else during this time, I am reflecting on the remarkable life of Chuck Colson.
The Chinese Spring is Coming
There is good news for Chinese activists striving for democracy, the country's oppressed religious minorities and those fearful of Communist China's rise. The number of anti-government protests is rising and
The Superiority of The West in Eight Minutes
In a public debate in London against Tariq Ramadan, Ibn Warraq was given eight minutes to argue the superiority of Western values. Here is his defense of the West, which
The ReAL Review — Indivisible: Restoring Faith, Family, and Freedom Before It’s Too Late
The reality of "Evangelicals and Catholics together" — what Baptist theologian Timothy George calls "the ecumenism of the trenches" — stands evident in Indivisible: Restoring Faith, Family, and Freedom Before
Woodrow Wilson, The Progressive Segregationist
Few presidents are as revered as Woodrow Wilson in academia. He was, after all, the last academic elected to America's highest office. Beyond that, much ink is spilled
