Publications

Dr. Philip Jenkins at the May 2007 Faith Angle Forum

Michael Cromartie

Dr. Philip Jenkins, Distinguished Professor of Religious Studies and History at Pennsylvania State University, spoke at the May 2007 Faith Angle Forum on the subject of the growing schism in the worldwide Anglican communion.

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Dr. Richard Bushman at the May 2007 Faith Angle Forum

Michael Cromartie

Dr. Richard Bushman, Professor of History Emeritus at Columbia University, spoke at the May 2007 Faith Angle Forum on the subject of Mormonism and American politics.

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Ray Takeyh at the May 2007 Faith Angle Forum

Michael Cromartie

Ray Takeyh, Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, spoke at the May 2007 Faith Angle Forum on the subject of Iran and its implications for the United States.

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Overturning Roe

Edward Whelan

After a brief education about what Roe v. Wade really means, public support for overturning Roe and restoring abortion policy…

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The March of the Machines

Adam Keiper

A Culture of Improvement: Technology and the Western Millenniumby Robert Friedel, MIT, 588 pages, $39.95 There’s a certain dark pleasure…

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Land O’Lakes and the CUA Wars, 40 Years Later

George Weigel

Forty years ago this coming summer, some two dozen prominent Catholic educators met at a Wisconsin resort and issued the…

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Syndicated Column / May 30, 2007

European Lessons

Stanley Kurtz

Can uncontrolled immigration kill a continent? According to Walter Laqueur, it already has. Laqueur, an historian who’s spent a lifetime…

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National Review Online / June 6, 2007

Real Stem-Cell News

Yuval Levin

The politics of stem cells are stuck in a repeating loop. This week, the House of Representatives will again take…

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On the Road, Searching for Abe

Ernest W. Lefever

Land of Lincoln, by Andrew FergusonAtlantic Monthly Press, 279 pages, $24. There are at least 14,000 books on Abraham Lincoln,…

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Wall Street Journal / June 1, 2007

The Pope on Abortion, Politicians, and Communion

George Weigel

Flying to Brazil on May 9, Pope Benedict XVI was asked whether he supported the excommunication of Mexican legislators who…

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Syndicated Column / May 23, 2007

Look to Europe

Stanley Kurtz

Let’s take a moment to focus on what’s positive in the latest immigration proposal…from Norway, that is. (Sorry, nothing much…

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National Review Online / May 29, 2007

Back to the States

Edward Whelan

Partial-birth abortion hasn’t been a good issue for the pro-abortion movement. It’s generally true that the more Americans focus on…

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National Review Online / May 29, 2007