“Do You Feel My Pain? Empathy, Sympathy, and Dangerous Virtues” - Joe Rigney, Desiring God Is empathy a bad thing? Surely not. Take some time to read this es...

“Proxy Wars Over Religious Liberty” - Ryan T. Anderson, National Affairs Every Christian feels the pace of the social and moral revolution taking place aroun...

Believe it or not, I took civics twice. Once in 7th grade and again in 9th. I took the required American History course in college (though I postponed it to ...

Everybody gets excited this time of year. Christmas is only a few days away, the lights are up across the city, and Christmas parties are in full swing. Ther...

Every week on our Patreon, I publish a post called “Now Reading” and this week I thought I’d share it with everybody! Here’s a list of the best articles, boo...

Blogging through the Coddling of the American Mind has been one of my favorite series of posts. A big part of the reason is I think it’s one of the most impo...

Victimhood is a fascinating, if heartbreaking, social trend. There is a difference between victimhood and being a victim, of course. There are real victims, ...

I’ve heard there are still over a hundred books a year published on Winston Churchill. Rightfully so. He was the greatest man of the 20th century and deserve...