Why I Am Not a ‘Christian Nationalist’
…probably too subtle for the media to understand. I am not a Christian Nationalist. To understand the distinction I make between Religious Right and Christian Nationalist, you need to understand…
…probably too subtle for the media to understand. I am not a Christian Nationalist. To understand the distinction I make between Religious Right and Christian Nationalist, you need to understand…
…you. And as I gave you the green plants, I give you everything. But you shall not eat flesh with its life, that is, its blood. And for your lifeblood…
…unpopular stand. But I am concerned how this campaign might be misused. First, ‘anti-wokeness’ does not mean we sugarcoat American history. No, we probably can’t list every lynching in our…
…. .the Richard C. Levin professor of history at Yale,” [as stated in the book jacket] but he is also a permanent fellow of the Institute for Human Sciences in…
…life and, yes, for some, even the spiritual. See my old post “Why There’s Little Intellectual Life in Orange County.” While I write this, I do think of those who…
…cannot easily relocate. [Meanwhile, certain water-sucking crops like almonds are probably already doomed. Texas produces pecans; maybe they could handle almonds too]. But assuming that there are areas where new…
…to the Promised Land leads past Sinai.” [Problem of Pain, Harper Collins (2001), p. 59]. Brooks has at least taken us as far as ‘Sinai’, even though, despite his reference…
…well as life issues, particularly the beginning and ending of human life. Born in Los Angeles in 1950, Ahmanson, is a graduate of Occidental College and holds a master’s degree…
…probably not the Prophet Daniel, who was in his early twenties in Nebuchadnezzar’s court at the time. The mystery was solved when some tablets were discovered in Ugarit making reference…
…Wall Street Journal, in the years before the crash of ’07, criticizing ‘credit snobs’ who thought, in the old fashioned way, that only those should get credit who could prove…