Renewing American Leadership
Is the "War on Religion" a Myth?
Last week,the Supreme Court delivered a historic affirmation of religious liberty with its unanimous decision in Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v. EEOC. The case involved a teacher (Cheryl
Robert H. Bork: A Country I Do Not Recognize — A ReAL Review by Gerard Reed
In his dissent from a 1996 Supreme Court decision, Justice Antonin Scalia lamented: "Day by day, case by case, [the Supreme Court] is busy designing a Constitution for a country
Exorcise the Deathless Faith in Alger Hiss
2012 will mark the 60th anniversary of the publication of Whittaker Chambers's classic book Witness. To understand the staggering power of Witness and why its message still maters, one only
When Santa Claus Decked the Arian Heresy
In reflecting on this season of the year, I have often wondered how a Martian reporter would write a story about Christmas in the United States. If one only had
Colson: Suffering and The Joy of Christmas
So often Christians tell each other — and the world — that we can't forget the real "reason for the season," that Christmas is about Christ, not commercialism. And amidst
Nancy Pelosi's Schizophrenic Conscience
ALEXANDRIA, La. — It was not too long ago that some in the political arena claimed that individual character did not matter, especially in regard to leadership. Now at least
The Nature of Nature: Examining the Role of Naturalism in Science
Plato's dialogues persistently probe the essence of the good society, and his final treatise, The Laws, insists cosmology and theology serve as the necessary "prelude" to it. Should a people
