Beyond Gods and Monsters—Sculpting a New Norm of Loyalty
WAR, IT HAS BEEN SAID, is politics by other means; religion is politics by most means. When people go to war in the name of religion, religion should be analyzed politically. However, all too often... Read More
A Humanist Economics Louis Kelso and the Hope of Broadened Ownership
THOMAS PIKETTY grabbed the world’s attention last year with his magnum opus, Capital in the Twenty-first Century. In hundreds of pages of dense prose and statistics, Piketty delivers a mountain of proof for what most... Read More
Is Islam Violent? The Answer Isn’t as Simple as Many Think
ALLOW ME to describe a familiar course of events. Somewhere in the world, extremists carry out a terrorist attack in the name of Islam. In the days and weeks following, a series of opinion pieces... Read More
The Reception of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species Historical British Periodical Perspectives (Part Three)
We have been asking in this series if Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection actually produced a crisis of faith within evangelical communities in England when first published. All articles submitted to the... Read More
The Reception of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species Historical British Periodical Perspectives (Part Two)
In the previous article, we asked the question if Darwin’s theory actually produced a crisis of faith within evangelical communities in England when they were first published. Scholars have asserted that after the publication of... Read More
The Reception of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species Historical British Periodical Perspectives (Part One)
The publication of Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species in 1859 might aptly be described as a “revolution of evolution,” as it was an integral part of a larger debate. The scientific and religious... Read More
Paul Krugman and the Elephant in the Room The “liberal conscience” may be alive, but the progressive movement isn’t
Remember hope? And change? For those who still thought rational, fact-based, human-centered, progressive public policy was within reach, 2014 was the year that the realities of the U.S. political landscape became undeniable: progressivism is not... Read More
