Every generation has its own formative moments. In just a few generations, the prominent memories shifted from “Remember the Alamo” to “Remember Pearl...
For decades now, leading American conservatives have accused the political left of being soft on crime. This charge against the political left in the ...
Committee hearings and meetings of the U.S. Senate are often routine and uneventful, but one hearing this week turned into something truly consequenti...
To see him around children was to catch a glimpse of his gift. Over dinner in our home, my wife and I noticed that Dr. James Dobson had chosen to sit ...
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died yesterday at her home in Washington, D.C., which brought an end to one of the most epic tenures of any justice on the United States Supreme Court. By any measure, Ruth Bader Ginsburg was history—she m ...
As is often said, elections have consequences. Indeed, with just about sixty days remaining until the national election in the United States, the potential consequences of all the races in 2020 continue to crystallize—and the clarity is truly a di ...
One week after the Democratic National Convention, the Republican National Convention has been the big political news this week. The pandemic sidelined the usual pomp and spectacle that happens every four years in the American electoral cycle, and bo ...
This article is an excerpt from Dr. Mohler's newest book, The Gathering Storm: Secularism, Culture, and the Church. For more information, click here. To order a copy of the book, click here. Abortion looms as a great moral scar on the modern age— ...
This article is an excerpt from Dr. Mohler's newest book, The Gathering Storm: Secularism, Culture, and the Church. For more information, click here. To order a copy of the book, click here. By the end of the twentieth century, the impact of theo ...
"Summer afternoon—summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language." I am not sure I agree with Henry James on the extent of the language, but as a reader I do understand what he meant. Summer readin ...
This article was originally published by Public Discourse on June 18, 2020. Words matter, especially when words are at the center of controversy and conflict. It is the responsibility of all people to look at words carefully, to understand what th ...
Across the nation, crowds topple monuments and remove statue after statue. Conversations abound about the names of army bases, endowed university chairs, parks and street names—it is a controversy about names, and it has gripped many countries around ...
This article is an excerpt from the introduction of Dr. Mohler's newest book, The Gathering Storm: Secularism, Culture, and the Church. For more information, click here. To order a copy of the book, click here. It was as if Western civilization w ...
This week, The New York Times is not only publishing the news, it is the news--standing at the center of a controversy well worth watching. As it turns out, this development serves as a parable about massive worldview changes in the United States wit ...