The Perversity of Barack Obama’s Foreign Policy
He wants to remake the geopolitical map, and will tolerate nearly any behavior to do so.
April 21, 2015
Indiana, Gay Marriage, and James Madison’s Ideal of Religious Freedom
"No one ought to be compelled to affirm as true a religious tenet he took to be false."
Yuval Levin argues that the particular liberty being protected by Indiana’s version of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act isn’t the First Amendment’s guarantee of free exercise of religion; it’s the Amendment’s prohibition of the establishment of a church by the state. Levin explains why James Madison added the latter guarantee to the Amendment, and why it applies here:
April 21, 2015
The Myth of the Religious-Zionist Settler
Contrary to public portrayal, settler's aren't just fanatics. In fact, many aren't even religious.
Britain’s Green Party Puts Anti-Semitism on Its Agenda
Neo-Nazis aren't the only people in Britain calling for boycotts of Jews.
Indiana, Gay Marriage, and James Madison’s Ideal of Religious Freedom
"No one ought to be compelled to affirm as true a religious tenet he took to be false."
Angelic Astrology in the Dead Sea Scrolls
Why do some of the Scrolls tell loosely biblical stories about angels?