Publications
Why Cooking Counts
George Weigel
My first adventures in the culinary arts took place in Toronto when I was doing graduate work in theology. The…
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Syndicated Column / October 10, 2007
Deterrence Lost
Stanley Kurtz
The danger of terrorist nuclear attacks on American soil is not only very real, but disturbingly likely. Based on current…
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National Review Online / October 15, 2007
Poland after John Paul II
George Weigel
When you add it all up, I’ve spent more than a year and a half of my life in Poland….
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Syndicated Column / October 3, 2007
The Rocket Scientist
Ernest W. Lefever
A curious genius from childhood, Wernher von Braun was born into the landowning nobility in Eastern Germany on March 23,…
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The Washington Times / October 7, 2007
Conservatives and Creeds
Yuval Levin
David Brooks is a national treasure. He is perhaps our most gifted spotter of trends, and his pop-sociology seems moved…
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National Review Online / October 5, 2007
The Holy See and the U.N.
George Weigel
Several years ago, Catholics for a Free Choice, a Potemkin village of an “organization” created by pro-abortion American foundations to…
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Syndicated Column / September 26, 2007
Two Aspirin and Call Us in 2008
Yuval Levin
The 2008 presidential campaign has seen the Democrats more outspoken on health care than they have been since the early…
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Weekly Standard, Volume 013, Issue 03 / October 1, 2007
Please Pass the Ontology
George Weigel
A philosophically-minded young friend recently sent me a fine rant, after having watched a presidential candidates’ cattle call on CNN….
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Syndicated Column / September 19, 2007
Cardinal Lustiger, R.I.P.
George Weigel
Visitors to the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris will soon be able to ponder a commemorative marker carrying this inscription:…
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Syndicated Column / September 19, 2007
A Marshall Plan for the Big Easy?
Ernest W. Lefever
Two years ago hurricanes Katrina and Rita caused more destruction than any other natural catastrophe in American history. New Orleans…
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Washington Times / September 19, 2007