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Tag: Christianity
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Remembering Rev. James Robison
A lion of the Christian right and a good shepherd to the poor has passed, leaving behind a legacy of service to his country and to God.
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What Americans Can Learn From China’s Dating Hellscape
China’s dystopia stems from its culture of crude utilitarianism and materialism.
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‘Culture Care’ on the Edges
A new book presents a healthy picture of what makes for a thriving, generative, and life-affirming culture, but it misses the mark in directing that advice to only one side of the divide.
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The Woke Leftist-Islamic Identity Coalition Destroying the West
The contradictory push by woke globalists for more accommodation of Islam is no accident. It is intentional and meant to humiliate and upend Western civilization.
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James Talarico and the Anti-White Cult of the Left
The would-be Texas senator openly embraces many elements of the woke creed, but none so vehemently as his abhorrence of white people.
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Democrats Weaponize Faith to Tear Down America’s Borders
Appeals to Christian mercy without recognition of Christian justice are just self-serving pious posturing for political purposes.
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Rubio’s Call for Europe to Renew the West Falls on Deaf Ears
The European Parliament’s commitment to transgender insanity as a central part of its foreign policy, as well as its demand for Russian reparations, demonstrate the unbridgeable gap between the U.S. and Europe.
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Further Thoughts on a Creedal Nation
Denying America’s historic Anglo-Protestant identity and replacing it with a “creed” open to anyone is both bad history and a defective understanding of citizenship.
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How Fernando Mendoza Embodies the Athletic Character America Needs
The Hoosier quarterback consistently demands a focus on the meaning and purpose of athletic achievement.
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Conservatives Don’t Need Affirmative Action
Sometimes you deserve the bad grades you get—even if they are given to you by a transgender leftist professor.
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Can White People Have a Sense of Identity?
The attempt to deny any sense of white identity is just as foolish as the hardline embrace of it as the central fact of life.
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Who’s Afraid of Christian Zionism?
Some thoughts on the various incarnations of ‘Christian Zionism’ and what we need to resolve the intra-familial quarrel now poisoning our politics.
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In Defense of the So-Called ‘Woke Right’
The right must not fear being labeled “woke” by those who are not using the term in good faith and whose conservative principles amount to capitulation to the left.
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‘Peanuts’ at 75
Peanuts creator, Charles M. Schulz, may have been one of the 20th century’s greatest evangelists.
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Culture Is a Formidable Force
Like Mao before them, today’s progressive left understands that overturning a political system requires a revolution in culture, first.
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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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Pastors Now Have a Path to Support Earle-Sears in Virginia
Now that the Johnson Amendment is defanged, pastors can speak up to their congregations about elections where Christian morality is on the line.
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Charlie Kirk’s Apostasy: Not Believing in Black Girl Magic
Nikole Hannah-Jones, of 1619 Project infamy, attempts to discredit Charlie Kirk but ends up displaying her own lack of brain power.
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Charlie Kirk Was No Martin Luther King Jr. (He Was Much Better)
In his elegy for Kirk, Rusty Reno repeats the shopworn myth that King was a model Christian conservative, rather than a left-wing radical and an outrageous womanizer.
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The Martyrdom of My Friend Charlie Kirk
After so many examples of political violence in recent years, it is difficult to imagine this is finally the turning point. But we must strive to make it one.
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Immortal Soul or Meat Machine?
A new book by a former materialist examines the evidence for materialism’s case for human existence and finds surprising evidence for transcendence.
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The Platinum Rule?
A health insurer’s missive attempts to advance DEI by subverting and surpassing the Golden Rule.
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Is Islam a Problem?
Islam has no monopoly on violence or extremism, but it has other distinct problems that should concern the West.
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A Courageous and Painful Reckoning
Conservative economist and public intellectual Glenn Loury recounts his own struggle for political and personal responsibility in a new autobiography.
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Senator Fetterman Humiliated in Wife’s New Book about ‘Radical Tenderness’
Mrs. Fetterman is right to explore the subject of vulnerability and tenderness, but her understanding—and her own practice—is weak.
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Art, Religion, and Culture in the ’80s
A new book examines the impact of the decade with engaging prose but less than honest assessments of the moral costs.
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What the Editors Are Reading: May 2025
Short reviews of 'Suicide of a Superpower' by Patrick J. Buchanan, and 'The Genius of Christianity' by Viscount De Chateaubriand
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Rod Dreher Wants to Be MAGA’s Conscience Now
The famous NeverTrumper spent the better part of the last decade decrying Trump and his supporters. Now he pretends to offer friendly advice. It ought to be ignored.
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After Francis, Catholics Need a Populist Pope
Francis was meant to bridge the Catholic Church’s factions in the age of globalism while upholding core teachings. But globalism did not resonate as expected.
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JD & JC
The vice president’s now famous remarks in Europe remind us that our civilization depends upon our commitment to the Lord and savior of the world, Jesus Christ.
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Citing Scripture for a Progressive Purpose
'The Progressives’ Bible' shows how leftists over the ages—from abolitionists to abortionists—have distorted scripture to build a rhetorical foundation for their political causes and movements.
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Let’s Declare Independence from the ‘National Cathedral’ Hoax
Congress should repeal the so-called National Cathedral’s congressional charter and all such meaningless charters.
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Jan. 6, 2021: A Day That Will Live in Hymnody
The resistance to tyranny is something to sing about.
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Tech Brahmins Should Look at Indian Dysfunction First
Before criticizing America and American workers, people like Vivek Ramaswamy should consider the ramifications of importing India’s dysfunctional culture.
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‘Seeing’: A Christ-Filled Jazz Record
An interview with jazz pianist Tord Gustavsen about the influences that converged to help him create his masterpiece.
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A Yuletide Note: Jesus, the Asylum Seeker?
Contemporary attempts to paint Jesus Christ as a slighted migrant are politically, not biblically, inspired.
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Old Saint Knick
Washington Irving’s contribution to America’s celebration of Christmas may have been the first blow against the religion of “woke.”
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The Christmas Season Is a Time to Recall the Finitude of Our Days
It is not morbid thinking to remember that Christmas is a call to love one another as we reflect on our mortality.
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The Last Ugly Biden Christmas
We can be thankful this Christmas knowing it is Jill Biden’s last year to decorate the White House for the holidays.
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‘Mary’: A Beautiful, Realistic Film about the Blessed Mother
Director D. J. Caruso has created a masterful work with a relatable portrayal for faithful and curious audiences alike.
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Kamala Harris’s Contrived Candidacy
The manufactured identity of Kamala Harris is typical of how our elites hollow out all our most valuable institutions.
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Elon Musk Fights the Leviathan With Free Speech and Spaceships
Musk could have taken the easy road and gone along with the progressive agenda. Instead, he’s using his wealth and power to push back against the government.
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Whose is the Wrong Rally?
By telling people shouting “Jesus Is Lord” that they didn’t belong at her rally, Kamala Harris demonstrated the deep divide over religion between the parties.
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On Not Forgiving or Forgetting 9/11
You do not do something like this to my people and expect me ever to get over it.
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Becoming by Beholding
An important new book demonstrates the ways imagination is essential to Christianity.
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Christianity over Buddhism, Objectively
The life-affirming nature of Christianity seeks to overcome death while Buddhism, properly understood, embraces it.
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‘Zulu’ at 60
The film savaged by today’s woke critics as a key text for “white nationalists” is, in fact, an outstanding recreation of a heroic and adventurous past with enduring popular appeal.
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The Bad Theology of Our Israel Über Alles Foreign Policy
Christian dispensationalism explains the fervor with which some in the Republican Party support the interests of the nation of Israel as if they were always our own.
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Suicide Redux: A Psychiatrist Responds
More psychiatrists will not solve the existential crisis of our society. A solution must lie elsewhere.