From the Editor's Desk Practical Atheists Only in latter-day America is "Merry Christmas" a politically incorrect affront to polite norms. by Charles R. Kesler
Essays The Logic of the Peace Process We keep hoping they'll come up with a Gerry Adams. by Angelo M. Codevilla
Practical Atheists by Charles R. Kesler Only in latter-day America is "Merry Christmas" a politically incorrect affront to polite norms.
The Logic of the Peace Process by Angelo M. Codevilla We keep hoping they'll come up with a Gerry Adams.
Philosophy in Democratic Times by Algis Valiunas The mental keenness and literary grace of George Santayana.
Original Intent and the American Soul by Harry V. Jaffa Harry V. Jaffa and Ralph A. Rossum on original intent jurisprudence.
The Conservative Cocoon by Ross Douthat The rise of the right-wing media and the stupefied reaction of the liberal establishment.
Pictures Worth a Thousand Lives by Joseph Tartakovsky Why it matters how the conflict between Israel and Palestine is portrayed by the media.
Fat of the Land by R. Shep Melnick Competitive markets are still better at lifting people out of poverty than government programs.
Modern Virtue? by Carnes Lord A review of Duty Bound: Responsibility and American Public Life, by Mark Blitz
Divine Revelations by Mary Lefkowitz The great Renaissance paintings help us remember, and misunderstand, the ancient myths.