How Israel Helps Uphold the U.S.-Backed Liberal International Order
The moral blindness of condemning Jerusalem for its relations with Moscow.
October 16, 2019
The Ancient Greeks and Romans, but Not the Jews, Believed in Mythical Creatures
Dissecting a tendentious new-atheist attack on the Hebrew Bible.
In his 2012 book Why I Became an Atheist, the former theology student John Loftus lists among his many criticisms of the Hebrew Bible its belief in the existence of such fanciful creatures as satyrs and unicorns. Dave Armstrong points out the shallowness of this argument:
October 16, 2019
In the Face of Anti-Semitism, Angela Merkel Says Much and Does Little
Promising to fight anti-Semitism while shielding Hizballah.
How Dwight Eisenhower Came to the Jews’ Aid after the Holocaust
Helping to memorialize the Shoah and to protect survivors.
The Head of an Ultra-Orthodox Yeshiva and His Surprisingly Good Pseudonymous Novel
The Idiom and the Oddity.
The Ancient Greeks and Romans, but Not the Jews, Believed in Mythical Creatures
Dissecting a tendentious new-atheist attack on the Hebrew Bible.