Sorry, but Trump Is No Eisenhower
While both political outsiders, Eisenhower had military and diplomatic expertise Trump sorely lacks.
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Brexit and British Exceptionalism
Britain did the most to estabalish the modern democratic state -- which is now being destroyed by the EU.
Resurrection: Gateway to Religious Tolerance
The story of Christ's resurrection illuminates the importance of religious toleration instead of forced belief.
War, Refugees, and the Christian Imagination
The experiences of J.R.R.Tolkien and C.S. Lewis in World War I made them particularly sympathetic to refugees.
Edward R. Murrow, Great Britain’s Herald to America During the London Blitz
Edward R. Murrow's broadcasts from London during the Blitz in 1940 helped change the public's mood and lead America to come to the aid of Britain in the Second World War.
Planned Parenthood and the Eugenics Movement
Today's Planned Parenthood controversy bears an eerie remblance to the eugenics battle of a century ago.
Italy Fell, Fascism Rose, Europe Reeled: Remembering the Great War
One hundred years ago, Italy entered World War I, laying the groundwork for the fascism that would establish there and throughout Europe.
The Cameron Way
Just when Republicans were feeling a little better about themselves after their gubernatorial victories in New Jersey and Virginia, along comes an incendiary rant from Michael Steele, Republican National Committee ...
The Bully and the Pulpit
Barack Obama seems intent on helping the Democratic party shed its anti-God image. Earlier this month, he announced the creation of a White House Office for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships ...
Gathering Storm of Extremism
Since coming to power in 1999, Gen. Pervez Musharraf has adopted a policy of “enlightened moderation” to accommodate religious extremism in Pakistan while preventing the wholesale Islamization of his country. ...