American Politics

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Sacral Presidency

Peter J. Leithart

In Federalist 67, Hamilton dismissed critics of the Constitution who claimed the president was “not merely as…

Both Active and Contemplative

Hans Boersma

Martha has made a comeback. Today, her frenetic busyness increasingly wins her admiring followers, while Mary and…

Rubio’s Common Good Capitalism

Emile A. Doak

In 2011, then-presidential candidate Mitt Romney released his economic plan, “Believe in America.” As one would expect…

The Right Way to Talk About Rights

Daniel Oliver

Universal Declaration of Human Rights Day, December 10, commemorates the day in 1948 that the United Nations…

Denying Communion As an Act of Love

Jonathan Mitchican

In 2004, I was an Episcopalian seminarian. During one class, I and the other students debated the…

Defending the Religious Sense

John Waters

Philosopher Robert P. George delivered a speech in Washington, D.C., last month concerning the resurgence of paganism. The speech…

Why Biden Was Denied Communion

Edward Peters

My wristwatch does not have a sweep-second hand, so I am not sure how many seconds elapsed…

All About Evangelicals

John Wilson

Lately I’ve been rereading and (with Wendy) listening to the stories collected in G. K. Chesterton’s The…

The Original Nation

David P. Goldman

How to Fight Anti-Semitismby bari weiss crown, 224 pages, $20 Hate: The Rising Tide of Anti-Semitism in…

The Revenge of Maurras

Nathan Pinkoski

L’avenir de l’intelligence et autres textesby charles maurras edited by martin motte bouquins, 1,280 pages, €32,00 Every…

Forged in Fire

Carlos Eire

Liberty in the Things of God: The Christian Origins of Religious Freedomby robert louis wilken yale, 248…

My Excommunication

Charles L. Glenn

How is it possible? A denomination so proud of its inclusivity. Have I advocated false doctrines? I…

The Dogmatic Principle

R. R. Reno

Last month I made a pilgrimage to St. Mary’s Church, the university church at Oxford, when I…

Auschwitz Rightly Remembered

Michel Gurfinkiel

Catholics used to say humorously—back when mutual toleration among Christian churches, or between Christian and non-Christian persuasions,…

Canada’s State Religion

David T. Koyzis

When Canadians go to the polls, we vote for a single office-holder: a member of Parliament to…