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Why Twain Endures
Mark Bauerlein
From the print issue:
Mark Twain was a man ever on the move, but even amidst chaos, his writing never ceased.
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Touching the Assisted Suicide Void
Dan Hitchens
The House of Commons was happy with a law that will endanger people currently hanging on by their fingertips.
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The Moral Logic of Finishing a War
R. R. Reno
October 7 and its aftermath are proof that détente with a sworn enemy can be fatal self-deception.
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Skrmetti
, a Victory for Common Sense
Theresa Farnan and Mary Rice Hasson
The Supreme Court handed a win to states seeking to protect children.
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When Worship Becomes Theater
Carl R. Trueman
Worship is not primarily an aesthetic experience, but a response to divine grace.
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Southern Baptists Contra Mundum
Andrew T. Walker
T
he nation’s largest Protestant denomination should be a source of encouragement for broader Christendom.
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Pope Leo, Catholic Boomer?
James F. Keating
Unlike his recent predecessors, Robert Prevost did not become a priest in one Church only to find himself in another.
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