The Absurdity of a “Protestant Franco”
Using the idiom of his present-day American admirers, one is tempted to ask what Franco’s conservatism conserved?
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Religious Community and Democratic Education
The paradigm we use to understand religious liberty issues in education may be shifting.
A Path to First Amendment Pluralism
What does the Court's turn to history and tradition mean for the application of the religion clauses?
The Unseen Costs of War
The business of war and the business of news are thoroughly intertwined, forming a new military-industrial-media complex.
The Fourteenth Amendment’s Ambiguous Section Three
Scholars and pundits are suddenly interested in the section disqualifying insurrectionists from offices. But text and history don't offer clear answers.
On Liberty and Implements of Death
What would G. K. Chesterton say about the progressive enthusiasm for banning guns?
The Demons We’ve Made
The supporters of Hamas in the West are the products of a postmodern education.
What Peace for Israel?
Israel's leaders must seek out a path to peace that secures their nation's future—and face up to the competing evils before them.
Democratism’s Faithful Followers
What happens when worship is directed towards the mystical body of representative government?
Having Hitler Home for Supper
Wokery likes to make morality plays out of the past, but the past refuses to cooperate.