One Eternal Day

Tom Gilson asks, in the context of one issue but applicable to many, "Are We Making the Harold Camping Error?" "Camping’s p...

There are those, even today, who argue that the War of the Rebellion wasn't about slavery but, rather, about Southern rights, about the...

In his review of a new biography of Jonathan Swift , James Bowman describes the frequent difficulty of imagining ourselves into the worldvi...

I started teaching in Madison in the fall of 1970 at West Junior High School. The teaching staff there was extraordinary as were the studen...

G.K. Chesterton : WE often read nowadays of the valor or audacity with which some rebel attacks a hoary tyranny or an antiquated super...

Owned by the Milwaukee Public Library: "The Bookworm," 1851, by Carl Spitzweg, one of three versions he painted of the same subje...

Gerard V. Bradley, who is a professor of law at the Notre Dame Law School, writes that the Supreme Court's recent ruling in Greece v. G...

Jason Helopoulos on "a good theology of Christian death," for we must both grieve and rejoice: Is a Christian funeral servic...

From Orthodoxy by G.K. Chesterton : That Jones shall worship the god within him turns out ultimately to mean that Jones shall worship Jones...

The highest decorated British soldier in the First World War, Private Henry Tandey, might have prevented the Second World War when he had i...

What are the lessons of the Santa Barbara murders? I'm not sure there are any apart from the need for better police work and, perhaps, ...

Amy A. Kass and Leon R. Kass, "Take Time to Remember" in The Weekly Standard : .... Memorial Day, once called Decoration Day...

Re-posted from 2011 : From James D. Hornfischer's reflections on interviewing veterans of World War II: .... About 1.8 million W...

A high school debate partner introduced me to National Review . A short time later I discovered the back files of the magazine dating fro...

When the Inklings gathered the usual routine was for one of them to read from something on which he was working. Apparently, when none were...

Another great book available free as an eBook is The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells: THE STRANGER came early in February one wintry day,...

One of the reasons I enjoy Kevin DeYoung so much is my sense that what he writes is both biblically informed and doctrinally balanced. He a...

From The Poetic Wonder of Isaac Watts and of particular interest to Seventh Day Baptists: London in Watts' day was a city of great prea...

Drew Dyck at Christianity Today reminds us that God is not tame: We evangelicals love talking about God's love. Just drop in on one...