Pentecostalism, the Latin American Reformation
How do Martin Luther’s Reformation ideas relate to Latin America today?
Braulia RibeiroJuly 26, 2019
US Army or Islamic War College?
Raymond Ibrahim was scheduled to lecture on June 19 at the War College’s Carlisle, PA, barracks as part of its 2019 Perspectives in Military History Lecture Series. But the college disinvited him after the Council on American Islamic Relations protested.
J. Daryl CharlesJuly 25, 2019
Sanders, Warren, and the Failure of Power
The brutal truth of international politics is simple: if you do not possess power you cannot get anything done.
Daniel StrandJuly 24, 2019
Christian Democrat: Joe Biden’s Faith-Shaped Foreign Policy
If there’s one candidate among the Democrats vying for the presidency who needs no introduction, it’s Joe Biden. He held…
Matt GobushJuly 23, 2019
National Conservatism: Policy, Polemics, or the Postmortem of a Culture?
The fundamental issues in Senator Josh Hawley’s ending keynote address were, first, according to him, the leadership class is ignoring…
Sumantra MaitraJuly 23, 2019
A Little God with Your Foreign Policy
State Department Ministerial is part of Ambassador Brownback’s rewiring of US foreign policy to prioritize religious freedom.
Peter BurnsJuly 22, 2019
Rights Abuse: Pompeo’s Commission on Unalienable Rights and the War on Terror
If an assessment of and recommitment to human rights protections is the mandate of the Commission on Unalienable Rights, I humbly suggest they study the current status of the most basic rights and lessons to be drawn from the post-9/11 context.
Joseph E. CapizziJuly 22, 2019
Religious Liberty versus Nationalism?
There were two notable conferences in DC this past week: the second annual Ministerial on International Religious Freedom, hosted by…
Mark TooleyJuly 20, 2019
Taiwan’s Practical Pluralism
This week, as the US State Department hosted its second annual Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom, it was good to…
Amanda AchtmanJuly 19, 2019
