Steinem vs. Friedan

by Peter Wood

The Fight is a tight, vivid, and compelling play depicting how the two doyennes of American feminism—Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem—faced off. Continue Reading »

22 Nov 2017 0

Consent and Louis C. K.

by Leah Libresco Sargeant

We can best chasten and instruct sexual predators by approaching sex with not only responsibility, but reverence. Continue Reading »

21 Nov 2017 0

The Roy Moore Train Wreck

by John Murdock

Roy Moore should step out of the Senate race in order to focus on the state of his family and his soul. Continue Reading »

21 Nov 2017 0

Evangelicals and Orthodox Together

by Mark Movsesian

In the battle of ideas and values, Evangelicals and Russian Orthodox find themselves on the same side, notwithstanding their theological differences. Continue Reading »

20 Nov 2017 0

Russian Alchemy

by Nathan Nielson

In our contest for truth today, we have much to learn from the Russian literary masters.
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20 Nov 2017 0

Four Ideas About Development

by Michael Pakaluk

Development of doctrine is not itself a doctrine, but a theory, and there are several such theories. Continue Reading »

17 Nov 2017 0

The Promise and Limits of Covenant Polity

by Peter J. Leithart

A “renewed national covenant” is a promising starting point for pondering political order after liberalism. Continue Reading »

17 Nov 2017 0

The Religion of Muggles

by Francesca Aran Murphy

Why has “It’s a religion” replaced “It’s bad form” as a rhetorical disparagement? Continue Reading »

16 Nov 2017 0

The Academic Advantages of the Bible

by William Jeynes

America’s schools cannot claim that their graduates are well educated unless they have knowledge of the Bible. Continue Reading »

16 Nov 2017 0

As the Bard Might Say . . .

by George Weigel

Touchstone’s catalogue of evasion in Shakespeare's As You Like It closely parallels the statements made by defenders of Amoris Laetitia. Continue Reading »

15 Nov 2017 0