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The senator offers a refreshing alternative to laissez-faire fundamentalism.
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It cannot be easily tampered with, and it is not subject to the whims of social-justice advocates.
Conservatives Should Not Celebrate Religious Tyranny and Coercion
England’s Glorious Revolution of 1688 wasn’t so glorious.
Pride March and the Contradictions of the New Sexual Revolution
The revolution is over, but aging revolutionaries can’t stand the thought of being mainstream.
In Defense of ‘Bulldozing a Modernist Landmark’
Let’s not lose sleep over the destruction of a privately owned home at odds with architectural tradition.
The Problem with Trying to Make Catholicism Relatable in the Amazon
Truths of the Catholic faith should not be compromised in an attempt to accommodate indigenous peoples in South America.