To restore America’s creed and covenant, we must recover the American mythos, the canon of stories that has defined the American people for centuries

Christians are not mandated to support President Trump. At the same time, that his behavior is at times offensive does not automatically mean they must oppose him either. Neither captures the prudence required of politically-engaged Christians.

Despite the level of uncertainty swirling around Iran and how the U.S. can be expected to proceed, the truth is that stopping Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons has been a long-stated objective of the Trump administration

Providence editor James Diddams and Biola’s Tim Milosch discuss how the Old Testament helps correct three major excesses in modern political theology: pacifism, propheticism, and cosmopolitanism on the latest Foreign Policy Provcast.

Romans 13 does not provide a blank check for government action, but when it comes to immigration enforcement, the state is clearly mandated to enforce order by deporting at least some illegal immigrants.

The future of the American political order hinges on whether one or both parties slips into nihilistic pursuit of power or if they retain an adherence to natural law as articulated by C.S. Lewis and other greats of the Western tradition

How can Christians hold in tension being commanded to exhibit universal love irrespective of national boundaries with the need to love the particular families, communities, and nations into which we are born?

Now that America is past its unipolar moment, a new grand strategy is necessary to adapt to a world of unpredictable, dynamic multipolarity

If King Solomon is considered to be the archetype of a just statesman, it behooves us to also consider the formative experiences that shaped his sense of leadership

Harry Truman sought to end the Korean War years before it settled into a bloody stalemate characterized by attritional warfare. Could Trump be attempting something similar with Ukraine?