Publications

“Orphan” is one of those words that seems old-fashioned to modern ears — a word that evokes abject poverty in…

With a subject as large and as profound as modern genetics, we face a major question from the start about…

With Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr., safely and, I trust, happily, seated on the United States Supreme Court, apologies are…

Over the past few years, the debate over stem cells and cloning has grown both more complex and more profound….

The Heritage Guide to the Constitution, edited by Edwin Meese III, Matthew Spalding, and David Forte (Regnery, 475 pp., $35)…

The latest issue of The New Atlantis includes major essays on Man, Mind and Machine and the challenge to define what…

The standard account of the history of the West from, say, 400-1500 would run something like this: The breakdown of…

Dr. Leigh Eric Schmidt, Professor of Religion at Princeton University, spoke at the December 2005 Faith Angle Forum on the subject of historical connections between religious liberalism and progressive politics in the national debate on religion in politics.

Dr. Edward J. Larson, Professor of Law and American History at the University of Georgia, spoke at the December 2005 Faith Angle Forum on the subject of the controversy over teaching evolution in American public schools, from the Scopes Trial of the 1920s to today.

Reuel Marc Gerecht, Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and former Middle East specialist for the CIA, and Jeffrey Goldberg, writer for the New Yorker, spoke at the May 2005 Faith Angle Forum on the subject of Shiite and Sunni roles in spreading democracy in the Middle East.

The late Dorothy Sayers, author of the Lord Peter Wimsey detective stories, was a gifted amateur theologian, as the notes…

Pundits on left and right have panned President George W. Bush’s 2006 State of the Union Address for proposing a…