American Politics
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Lost in Translation
“Translations are like lovers: There are those that are beautiful but untrue¯and those that are true but…
The Warrior Class
Robert Kaplan has a fine essay over on the American Interest on the growing gap between the…
The Bali Conference
The global warming/climate change noise machine has reached a crescendo this week with Al Gore’s trip to…
God in the Gallery
Numerous illustrations—absorbing, beautiful ones—of both the Vulgate Bible and the Divine Comedy by the Surrealist painter Salvador…
The January Issue of First Things Is Here!
“The defense of life,” declares Princeton University’s Robert P. George, “calls America back to the founding principles…
Watching The Golden Compass
The book version of The Golden Compass begins with a bang. The movie version with a lecture.…
A Mormon in the White House
On Opinion Journal earlier this week, John Fund opines on the Mormon factor in Mitt Romney’s presidential…
Mitt Romney on Faith in America
It was a powerful speech powerfully delivered. I don’t do political endorsements but am on record as…
The Pope Writes to Chinese Catholics; Stanley Fish’s Take on Richard Dawkins & Co.¯with Unhappy Consequences for Reason
Pope Benedict’s letter this past week to the Catholics of China is a development of potentially historic…
Keeping Marriage Public
Prof. Stephanie Coontz recently took to the pages of the New York Times to inform us that…
On Christian Hope
Pope Benedict XVI released his new encyclical letter, Spe Salvi (Saved by Hope), November 30, just two…
A Changed Stem Cell Debate
Sometimes political discussions get so bogged down that people’s views get set in stone. With advocates on…
John Paul II and the Jews
More than any other pope, John Paul II was the twentieth century’s greatest papal friend and supporter…
The Devil’s Party
The film version of The Golden Compass opens on December 7 and it’s worth remembering that the…
More in Heaven and Earth
Robert Frost:The Poet as Philosopher by peter j. stanlis isi, 350 pages, $28 Poor Robert Frost.…
