Italy Ignored Forewarning of an Attack on a Synagogue Because of a Deal with Terrorists
When Jews aren’t considered “innocent.”
December 14, 2021
The Anti-Jewish Heretic Who Shaped Liberal Protestant Theology
Marcion, Schleiermacher, and the theory that the Old and New Testaments refer to different gods.
One of the most important theologians of modern times, the German philosopher Friedrich Schleiermacher (1768-1834) is considered the founder of both Protestant liberalism—a still-influential tendency that seeks grounding in modern philosophy, science, and scholarship—and the academic discipline of religious studies. What is often overlooked about Schleiermacher, argues Samuel Loncar, is the extent to which he and his successors were influenced by the ancient Christian heretic Marcion of Sinope. Loncar explains:
December 14, 2021
Western Countries Should Apply Human-Rights Sanctions to Iran
Put the Magnitsky act, and its various counterparts, to work.
In Lebanon, Hamas Prepares for Its Next War with Israel
What an explosion under a mosque reveals.
History, Archaeomagnetism, and the Meaning of the Tenth of Tevet
Mourning the siege of Jerusalem and hoping for Jewish renewal.
The Anti-Jewish Heretic Who Shaped Liberal Protestant Theology
Marcion, Schleiermacher, and the theory that the Old and New Testaments refer to different gods.