In Search of Wisdom
Dancing in the Street, Listening for God | The American…
When I first saw the Grateful Dead play, I was just shy of 17, on December break, my junior year in…
The Captor Who Fell Silent | The American Spectator
Many news organizations carried the story of the release of Bar Kuperstein two years after he had…
In Defense of a Judeo-Christian America | The American…
Starting off this week with a prayer for Victor Davis Hanson, whose powerful voice and calm reason…
The Lie That Destroys | The American Spectator
I recently watched Nuremberg, the stunning new film about the 1946 Nuremberg war crimes trial. Chief…
Uncompromising Principles, Moderated Souls | The…
A thoughtful reader wrote of last week’s article, “I am looking to learn from his practical solution…
The Measure of a Free People | The American Spectator
Body">Both the faith tradition based on the Bible and the philosophic tradition that started…
Socrates, Maimonides, Lincoln, Churchill — and Us | The…
An astute reader raised a question in response to my last article’s mention of the golden mean of…
Extremism and Its Virtue | The American Spectator
In the heat of a very intense nominating convention in 1964, Barry Goldwater addressed the issue of…
Friends May Betray Us, but Choose Agency | The American…
In November of 2005, Alan Dershowitz addressed a crowd of a few thousand Chabad rabbis gathered at…
Wendell Berry Shows Us How To Love in Loss | The…
Wendell Berry, in his 92nd year of life, has just come out with a new novel, Marce Catlett: The…
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