A "moral value" refers to an ethical principle that we especially desire or appreciate. A "moral virtue" refers to the strength of character or the power to follow an ethical principle.
A "moral value" refers to an ethical principle that we especially desire or appreciate. A "moral virtue" refers to the strength of character or the power to follow an ethical principle.
There is now research that demonstrates the superiority of Classical Christian Education by almost every standard--academically, socially, spiritually, psychologically--to the alternatives.
"We might be in an Obi-Wan Kenobi moment," says Peter Burfeind, "wherein striking Trump down will make his movement more powerful than anyone can possibly imagine."
The United States has become so polarized--as evidenced in our recent election--that some observers from both the Left and the Right are wondering if we might be facing a new Civil War. Or at least an internal Cold War. This is a metaphor, but it points to a genuine lack of consensus that nations need. But are there prospects for a new unity?
Pending recounts, run-offs, late ballots, law suits, and Supreme Court reviews, it looks pretty certain that our next president will be Joe Biden. And yet Republicans seem to have won just about everything else. A checked and balanced government is not a bad outcome for small government constitutionalists.
Here is a way forward for the Republicans: be the party of working families and support their interests against big government, big tech, and big business. So says Nathanael Blake, who believes a working-class identity could win over racial minorities, as opposed to the new progressive elitists.
Once again, the polls were spectacularly wrong in predicting the recent election. Perhaps the problem is not "shy" conservatives, but the large number of "declined to respond." The limits of survey instruments cast doubt on the social sciences more broadly.
Chad Bird offers us some much-needed perspective in his post "God’s Not Worried About the Election."
Over half of Americans (55%) believe that today, Election Day, will be the most stress-filled day of their lives. Let's help each other get through this. Join me here tonight and help me live-blog the election.
Both Biden and Trump supporters are saying that this is the most important election in history. And that America's very existence is at stake. Is that just overheated political rhetoric, or is there some truth to it? Readers are invited to make their case for how they will cast their ballots.
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