Poland defies Putin
By Gene Poteat
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Justice Brandeis and the Birth of Liberal Judicial Activism
By Paul Moreno: The roots of today’s judicial activism stretch back one hundred years to the appointment of controversial Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis.
Read MoreDonald Trump Is Aaron Burr Reincarnated
By Jeremy Egerer: I don’t believe that Donald Trump is the worst candidate in the world. In certain respects, he may even be the best.
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Where Do Good and Evil Come From?
From Prager University — below the video is the opening of the transcript: I’m going to argue for the existence of God from the premise that moral good and evil really exist. They are not…
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Losing What Reagan Won
Here is Bruce Walker writing at American Thinker: As Americans consider who ought to lead us out of the despair of Obama’s misrule, we ought to go back twenty-five years. That was when the fruits…
Read MoreImmigration and Your Father’s Oldsmobile
By Richard Butrick
Read MoreThe Enigma of Germany
By Victor Davis Hanson: What to fear in Germany — an ideologically driven leader who unilaterally is changing the demographics of the nation or an angry populist counter-movement?
Read MoreThe Living Constitution Revisited
By Carson Holloway: Justice William Brennan’s vision of a living constitution continues to dominate contemporary constitutional interpretation, in spite of its troubling inconsistencies.
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Roe v. Wade: The Shameful History of an Egregious SCOTUS Decision
Editor’s note: I wrote this article one year ago (I’ve updated only the anniversary year and the total of babies murdered), hoping to bring the woeful facts of the Roe decision to the fore….
Read MoreHow Christianity Benefits Society, Even ‘Angry Humanists’
By Jerry Newcombe: Why has America been blessed in many ways in the past? At its core, the answer has to do with the Judeo-Christian tradition. We are living off of the residue of that…
Read MoreChristians and Politics: An Unholy Mix or Heavenly Call?
By Mark Landsbaum: Christianity’s influence on western culture gave us institutions of higher learning, hospitals and scientific breakthroughs to separate us from our barbaric past.
Read MoreFour Score and Seven Years Later: Reflections on Martin Luther King Jr.
By Peter Myers: Today we are called to reflect anew on the vision and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., mindful of the crisis of the times.
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Why MLK Would Have Opposed ‘Gay Marriage’
Editor’s note: Here’s some information you’re probably not going to hear about during your K-college years, through pop culture, or via the dominant press. * * * * * Ever notice how the secular…
Read More‘13 Hours’ Rivals ‘Black Hawk Down’ And ‘Zero Dark Thirty’
By Rebecca Cusey: A fading superpower trades on its still-existing military power while trying to figure out its purpose in ‘13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi.’
Read MoreBarry and the Pirates
By William A. Levinson: The Iranian action was both piracy and an intentional act of war against the United States.
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