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The current issue issue of National Review notes that "Santorum continued his sometime role of making perfectly defensible views seem...

Edd McCracken gives us "Sixteen Things Calvin and Hobbes Said Better Than Anyone Else" (but I found the cartoon). For instance: O...

Kevin DeYoung, in "Don’t Ditch the Organ," excerpts a couple of paragraphs by Harold Best, once Dean of the Conservatory of Music...

Today is St David's Day. It is the national day of Wales, the country from whence came some of my ancestors. Wikipedia explains who the...

I believe certain pastors in our neighbor to the north have already gotten in trouble with their government for teaching frankly about sin. ...

Perhaps the period from 500 to 1500 AD was more civilized — in at least a few respects — than the Renaissance that followed. Jill Harness co...

"[O]nce we discard the Christian principle of inherent dignity of humans, anything we decide to do to an infant becomes 'ethically ...

Jonathan Tobin calls our attention to a story of particular interest to Sabbatarians: .... The Robert M. Beren Academy had won a chance to...

Christopher Caldwell, reviewing God's Jury: The Inquisition and the Making of the Modern World by Cullen Murphy , observes that modern ...

This would have been my father's 100th birthday. From the day after his funeral: Dad’s funeral was yesterday, Monday, December 29, a...

What we want is not more little books about Christianity, but more little books by Christians on other subjects — with their Christianity la...

An anonymous philosopher — he assures us he is one (a philosopher) — believes Jane Austen is worth reading as a moral philosopher quite a...

The "50th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition" of Ben-Hur is available today only from Amazon at 55% off, $28.99. Not...

Wesley J. Smith calls attention to this confusion about what is an "actual person" at the Journal of Medical Ethics : Abortion is...

Wolfhart Pannenberg, a rather prominent Lutheran theologian, explains why the church takes the position it does with respect to homosexua...

Though the fig tree should not blossom,     nor fruit be on the vines,   the produce of the olive fail     and the fields yield no food,   ...

From an article at Smithsonian Magazine about Errol Morris: .... If there is one subtext to all of Morris’ subsequent films and writin...

It is about freedom of conscience. Peter Berger : ....[L]et me offer a disclosure: I find the Catholic position on contraception thunderou...

James K.A. Smith, a philosophy prof at Calvin College, writes "An Open Letter to Praise Bands." Read him carefully. He isn't ...