The Evolution of Protestant Politics
The state cannot be neutral with regard to the Church. It has a responsibility to protect and support it in its work.
The Angry Kulak
America’s white kulaks have a more legitimate claim to rage than just about any other demographic in the country.
Moscow Magnanimity
There is a greatness of soul to the figureheads of the Moscow Mood, especially in their habitual joviality.
Why Does America Have Religious Liberty?
It’s hard to imagine a more frivolous jurisprudence than one tied to an ahistorical reading of a few authors.
Kitsch Catharsis
Review of Andrew Garland’s Civil War “My pain is constant and sharp, and I do not hope for a better […]
Self Accountable Government
Agencies increasingly are “laundering” executive branch policy into “‘unreviewable’ and ‘unchallengeable’ pieces.”
Saints Versus Statesmen
We seek to cultivate mere citizens, and even statesmen; it would be better to cultivate saints.
Donald Trump, Abortion, and Big Eva
In Trump, we have an imperfect ally who nevertheless has achieved crucial pro-life victories.
How Plain-Spoken Courage Can Move the Overton Window
The Overton window keeps people silent, allowing them to press their propaganda even further.
Free Speech Ain’t What it Used to Be
As I type these words the NatCon Conference in Belgium is in the midst of being shut down by Belgian police, at the order of the mayor of Brussels.
