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“No Dumping”
“In this grove, let no one pile dung, nor dump a body, nor perform parental rites.”
On Sad Stories and Happy Endings
On death and life.
“‘Equality,’ I Spoke the Word as if a Wedding Vow”: Solzhenitsyn, Dylan, and Liberalism’s Empty Signs
One of the dangers of contemporary liberalism is that its totalitarian tendencies trade on vague sentiments and slogans–mental gestures that, even if they are…
The Blood Brothers of Jesus
Did Jesus have blood siblings?
“This Combined Secular and Religious Training”: Charles Hodge on Public Education in the Early Republic
Early Republic Protestant divines saw the implementation of a public educational system as a necessity for a healthy republican order. Charles Hodge, principle of…
