J.D. Vance in “Communion” comes across as a nuanced, empathetic, and thoughtful Christian, traits that often seem incongruous with his rhetoric as vice president.
Siobhan Heekin-CanedyJuly 15, 2026
The American and British constitutions share a common heritage but diverge sharply in method: one protects liberty through constitutional design, the other through constitutional evolution
Iain MurrayJuly 14, 2026
Herman Bavinck’s writings on international relations, which balance the particular with the catholic, provide a valuable resource for Christians in foreign policy
Mitch BahnsenJuly 13, 2026
The release of Pastor Ezra Jin, founder of Zion Church in Beijing, is a success story for American negotiations with China, and one that can be replicated by following the same playbook
Samuel Ben-UrJuly 10, 2026
In an ever-more globalized economy, a few chokepoints in international trade have become the keys to influencing global politics
Francis P. SempaJuly 9, 2026
For the CCP, the Century of Humiliation from 1839-1949 represents not just a shared memory, but a perpetual justification for aggressive, revisionist foreign policy
Pranay Kumar ShomeJuly 8, 2026
In 1 Kings, Micah, and Zechariah, the image of every man sitting under his own vine and fig tree, secure in the fruits of his labor, offered the American Founders a powerful biblical vision of liberty, peace, and self-government.
J. B. BooneJuly 7, 2026
250 years on, the legacy of the English Civil War of the 17th century continues to define debates around the American founding
John BarrettJuly 4, 2026
250 years of American greatnesss and goodness was hard won and can be easily lost. We must maintain the spiritedness necessary to keep it.
Marc LiVeccheJuly 4, 2026
