The Democratic Party’s Divorce from Israel
From Carter to Obama.
December 7, 2015
Craving transcendent purpose.
The message of the musical The Book of Mormon, writes Ross Douthat, is a very conventional one: religious people would be happier if they shed their beliefs in hellfire and other superstitions, and focused exclusively on the key moral messages of their creeds. But there will always be those left dissatisfied with the resulting secular humanism. It is to a subset of such people that ideologies like Islamic State (IS) appeal:
From Carter to Obama.
More of a wish list than a deal.
What peace partner?
Craving transcendent purpose.
Yitzchok Hutner’s kabbalistic interpretation of the holiday.
The message of the musical The Book of Mormon, writes Ross Douthat, is a very conventional one: religious people would be happier if they shed their beliefs in hellfire and other superstitions, and focused exclusively on the key moral messages of their creeds. But there will always be those left dissatisfied with the resulting secular humanism. It is to a subset of such people that ideologies like Islamic State (IS) appeal:
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