Society
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Regime Change in the UK
Queen Elizabeth’s death inaugurates an uncertain new era.
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A Queen’s Lesson for America
The moment of unity following the death of Elizabeth II reminds us of the importance of honoring our own political traditions.
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The Devil, the Delta, and the City
In search of the mythical blues—and their real urban origins.
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Dobbs, Curtis Yarvin, and Prudent Tradition
While Yarvin’s strategic analysis of the impact of Dobbs might be wrong, it is not ‘pro-abortion’
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When the World’s Religions Were Remade
How the 19th century gave birth to new religious movements, from Theosophy to Christian Science to Zionism.
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If God Is Beyond Sex, Must We Be, Too?
How Origen’s Greek ideas about male and female live on in today’s gender-confused society
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A Triumph At the Supreme Court
The Dobbs decision is a moment for unreserved thanksgiving
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The Perils of Re-Enchantment
Beyond the end of materialism, G.K. Chesterton and Darren Aronofsky see nightmares
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Retaking Sex Ed
Emba offers the same clinical, therapeutic, utilitarian understanding of sex that got us into this mess in the first place.
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Principled Pluralism in Education
Charles L. Glenn brings the lessons of Abraham Kuyper to American schooling
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