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Hyping Gay Marriage Deep in the Heart of Texas

John Murdock

Texas is a big place, and as Robert Wuthnow has recently reminded us in Rough Country: How…

D.C. City Council Violates Catholic Schools’ Right to Free Exercise of Religion

Michael Root

One might think that the District of Columbia, our nation’s capital, would be particularly vigilant in defending…

Upcoming Events—3.26.15

The Editors

New York Challenging the Tenure Laws in New York State: Why or Why Not? March 26 A…

Peter Thiel’s Non-Conformity

Mark Bauerlein

If I could go back and give advice to my younger self, it might be this: Competition…

First Links—3.26.15

The Editors

Lost Classroom, Lost Community Will Seath, Fare Forward The Lives of the Saints: Hagiography Through Tolkien’s Eyes…

Wrath of the Lamb

Peter J. Leithart

Between Revelation 6:16-17, which speak of the “wrath of the Lamb” and “the great day of their…

Dominion

Peter J. Leithart

“Dominion” has a bad rap these days. The creation mandate to “have dominion, fill, subdue, and rule”…

Erotics of Place

Peter J. Leithart

A GPS can locate a human being. The “glowing blue dot on the Google-mapped smartphone” shows where…

Islam, Denominations, and Global Christianity

Peter J. Leithart

Philip Jenkins’s contribution to The Globalization of Christianity (edited by Gordon Heath and Steven Studebaker) offers sobering and…

Pro-Abortion Extremism in the Senate

Pete Spiliakos

The Senate Democrats are filibustering a bill to aid victims of sex trafficking, demanding that any help…

Conscience and Its Enemies

Robert P. George

I was recently interviewed by C-Span about my book Conscience and Its Enemies. For any readers who…

Forgetting Allen Tate

C. C. Pecknold

Today Allen Tate is remembered—if at all—as a Southern Agrarian or New Critic. His name barely registers…

First Links—3.25.15

The Editors

Always Care, Never Kill Ryan T. Anderson, The Heritage Foundation The Letters of TS Eliot Lyndall Gordon,…

Revelation and Empire

Peter J. Leithart

Over the centuries, readers have assumed that Revelation was written in, or predicting, a period of intense…

Descent, Ascent

Peter J. Leithart

The action of Revelation 12-15 moves from the sky to earth to the sea and then back…