The imprecise language used in modern debates over what constitutes a nation, a people, and a state too often leads to confusion and anger where none need exist.
Author: Jack Kerwick (Jack Kerwick)
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October 24, 2025October 24, 2025Web
God the Son: Prince of Peace Because Also Man of War
Western and American Christians too often echo a first-century heresy when they forget that Jesus Christ is a loving God precisely because he is severely just.
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July 23, 2025July 23, 2025Web
Defining Anti-Semitism
Simplistic definitions and easy assumptions about anti-Semitism shut down the conversations that would help to overcome it.
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August 1, 2020May 8, 2022Society & Culture
Hobbes, the First Individualist
Too many conservatives get Thomas Hobbes wrong. In a recent piece for The Imaginative Conservative, Bradley Birzer argues that the famed 17th century English philosopher is responsible for supplying the recipe for “a collectivist horror.” He credits Hobbes with having “inspired countless tyrants,” and says that “his collectivist nightmare…is not just the stuff of George Orwell[’s] and...



