Why Israel Has Returned to Fighting in Gaza
Military pressure might be the best way to free the hostages.
March 19, 2025
The Protestant Origins of Religious Tolerance
Not secularism but a new understanding of civic virtue gave birth to freedom of religion.
Sometime during the 17th or 18th century, large numbers of people in the West came to believe that a society could thrive despite a diversity of religious beliefs among its members. In his new book The Opening of the Protestant Mind, Mark Valeri provides a fresh look at how this happened, focusing on Great Britain and America. Glenn Moots writes in his review:
March 19, 2025
Ridding the Sea Lanes of Houthi Piracy Is a Fundamental Obligation of the American Government
Defending the free movement of goods and people.
Mahmoud Khalil Isn’t Being Deported Because of Speech
The law is on the Trump administration’s side.
The Protestant Origins of Religious Tolerance
Not secularism but a new understanding of civic virtue gave birth to freedom of religion.
New Evidence Suggests That Jews Were Better Off under Christian Rome Than Previously Thought
The Huqoq synagogue and the Jewish Galilee.