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A cheap knockoff of paganism

Carl R. Trueman

Progressive Christianity, always a day late and at least a dollar short in its attempts to baptize the values of…

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WORLD / August 6, 2026

The Catholic Church Must Learn to Speak to America’s Hebraic Spirit

Luma Simms

As an Iraqi Christian immigrant to the United States, I journeyed through several Western Christian denominations in my attempt to…

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Tikvah Ideas / August 6, 2026

EPPC Scholars Identify Contradictions and Conflicts with New York Assisted Suicide Law

Eric Kniffin, Rachel N. Morrison

On August 3, 2026, EPPC Scholars Eric Kniffin and Rachel N. Morrison submitted a public comment to the New York…

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The work ethic incarnate

George Weigel

In his June 2 Wall Street Journal column, Jason L. Riley noted a disturbing trend in our American moment: “According to the…

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Catholic World Report / August 5, 2026

Merz clings to a firewall his own voters have abandoned

Henry Olsen

Saxony’s premier, Christian Democratic Union (CDU) politician Michael Kretschmer, started a firestorm on July 22 when he called for an…

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Brussels Signal / August 5, 2026

Icarus Descending

Aaron Kheriaty

She’ll never see the boy falling out of the sky,” sings Mumford & Sons in “Icarus.” As the sun was receding…

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First Things / August 3, 2026

The naturalization oath should be our North Star

Luma Simms

When taking the Naturalization Oath of Allegiance, immigrants make a solemn vow to “renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign…

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Washington Examiner / August 3, 2026