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A Race Doomed to Recede and Disappear
Richard W. Pointer
posted 07/01/01
One Nation, Under God
Why are some Christian scholars embarrassed by America's religious history?
Barry Alan Shain
posted 07/01/01
Lincoln's America
Elevating the spirit of the Declaration of Independence above the legalism of the Constitution.
Stephen L. Carter
posted 07/01/01
Letters
posted 07/01/01
Birmingham, 1963
Turning point of the civil rights movement.
Tim Stafford
posted 07/01/01
The Problem of Edith Stein
German Jew, Catholic nun, Holocaust victim, saint.
Lauren F. Winner
posted 07/01/01
You Say You Want a Revolution: 1776–2001
posted 07/01/01
Minister to Freedom
The legacy of John Witherspoon.
Joseph Loconte
posted 07/01/01
Our Brethren in North-America
Ruth H. Bloch
posted 07/01/01
Colonial Modern
When historian Jon Butler looks at early America, he sees the lineaments of contemporary secular pluralism.
A.G. Roeber
posted 07/01/01
Stranger in a Strange Land
Laurance Wieder
posted 07/01/01
Emily Dickinson's Hidden God
Grant Wacker
posted 07/01/01
Plato Was Right All Along
C. Stephen Evans
posted 07/01/01
The Best Book Ever Written on America
Tocqueville's perennial timeliness.
interview by Donald A. Yerxa
posted 07/01/01
Shrek: Happily Ever Ogre
An anti-fairy tale run amuck.
Eric Metaxas
posted 07/01/01
Ordinary People, Extraordinary Times
The moral complexity of the American Revolution.
Mark Noll
posted 07/01/01
The Tongue Is a Witch
Gerald Mcdermott
posted 07/01/01
Reading the Ice Cores
How scientists really predict the future.
Catherine H. Crouch
posted 07/01/01
What's Cooking When Martha Stewart Meets the VeggieTales?
Otto Selles
posted 07/01/01
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