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January 2011

January 24, 2011
Gerald McDermott Just after my wife and I watched "The King's Speech" at the Grandin...
January 22, 2011
RR Reno The debate about same-sex marriage brings the modern liberal project to a point...
January 22, 2011
Byron Johnson Looking at the supposed repudiation of “the religious right” in the 2008 election,...
January 22, 2011
George Weigel Catholics once had an intuitive understanding of sacred space: To enter a church,...
January 19, 2011
Throughout his book, but especially toward the end, Metaxas [author of the new biography, Bonhoeffer]...
January 18, 2011
Gerald McDermott The documentary With God on Our Side is anything but balanced. It does...
January 15, 2011
Matthew Franck The story of David Epstein, the Columbia University political scientist and Huffington Post...
January 13, 2011
Wistful desire to evade responsibility exposes the childishness of the adults now preaching the good...
January 13, 2011
RR Reno “We need authority to be ourselves.” So writes Victor Lee Austin in Up...
January 12, 2011
Sorry, friends: the earlier post was incomplete.  here's the whole piece: Why is it that...
January 12, 2011
Why is it that the young folk revolted by contemporary excess don’t simply make for...

December 2010

December 23, 2010
RR Reno It’s easy to step back and denounce the excesses of the Christmas season:...
December 22, 2010
On Thursday, January 27, at 7:30 PM at Roanoke College, Rabbi Dr. Eugene Korn and...
December 21, 2010
Tessa Dahl looks out from a page of the Daily Mail online. I had never...
December 21, 2010
But the main myth about him is that while imprisoned by the Gestapo he drifted...
December 20, 2010
Micheal Flaherty Lewis would likely have appreciated making Mrs. Palin's reading list. But he probably...
December 18, 2010
Matthew J. Franck Marginalize, privatize, anathematize: These are the successive goals of gay-marriage advocates when...
December 17, 2010
Peter Wood Martin Gaskell is an astronomer who specializes in super-massive black holes, such as...
December 16, 2010
RR Reno I’ve been thinking about this lately because of all the news about Wikileaks,...
December 16, 2010
Stephen Heaney Overwhelmingly, research shows that rearing children in any other environment than with both...
December 16, 2010
Caitrin Nichol Critiques of genetic or neurological determinism, or any of the other reductionist bugbears,...
December 16, 2010
Steve Talbott When it emerged a few years ago that humans and chimpanzees shared, by...
December 13, 2010
David Warren While there have been persistent and increasing attacks on Christians, as well as...
December 13, 2010
David Mills “Derek? Who’s Derek?” begins a flyer I have in my files. “He isn’t...
December 10, 2010
RR Reno We need art. It trains our imaginations to linger, to hesitate, to receive...
December 09, 2010
I’ve never met Benedict XVI, but I feel as though I have. Or at least...
December 09, 2010
Francis Beckwith Catholics are often surprised to learn that there are Evangelical Protestants who claim...
December 07, 2010
Peter Wehner One of the errors both Christ­ians and non-Christians make is to plunge into...
December 06, 2010
Ross Douthat This may be remembered as the great tragedy of the culture war: While...
December 05, 2010
RR Reno The Reformation happened, and for many good reasons, as well as some very...
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