by Greg Weiner The Senator from Harvard has no conception of the proper judicial role other than that it should favor litigants whose political stances she supports. Read More »
by Glenn A. Moots The author demonstrates the consequences of progressive social thought for mainline Protestantism: ecumenical denominations faded evangelicals flourished. Read More »
The Senator from Harvard has no conception of the proper judicial role other than that it should favor litigants whose political stances she supports. 
Kai Weiss considers Lord Acton's timely essay "Nationality" to better understand our current political fevers. 
The author demonstrates the consequences of progressive social thought for mainline Protestantism: ecumenical denominations faded evangelicals flourished. 
