When we think of "conservatives" today, we tend to think of evangelicals, conservative Catholics, pro-lifers, and other advocates of "family values." It was not always so. A writer recalls how the young conservatives and Republican intellectuals she knew 20 years ago tended to be libertarian atheists. I add memories of the Goldwater years. Now that's changed.
In UK, the young are more religious than their parents or grandparents. The USA is back in the AI game. And a pro-life victory in Latin America.
Spencer Klavan describes four strains of American Christianity that date from colonial times and that have been historically formative. And he expects a Christian revival to emerge along those same four lines.
Should the United States start a sovereign wealth fund to invest money in the private sector, including buying up companies such as TikTok?
As Roger Olson has shown, "the best of modern thought," not the Bible, is the authority for liberal theology. This explains why liberal theology must always change and why it has nothing to offer of its own. But is this mindset infecting evangelical and "conservative" churches?
Reagan's Civil Service director says that the controversy over the DOGE reforms is based on two competing views of the federal bureaucracy: Wilson's "expert leadership model" vs. Carter's "political management" model.
Crossway is updating the English Standard Version of the Bible. The changes are minimal, though a few are interesting. Nevertheless, there are a couple of additional changes that I'd like to see.
Pro-life laws are saving lives after all. The Mafia's complaints. And Iran doesn't want to be "provocative.
Gen. Flynn is accusing "Lutherans" of money laundering and Elon Musk is siccing the DOGEs on Lutheran charities that take government money.
Is it better to shut down big government operations or try to use big government operations to impose the conservative cause?
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