The decisive strategic question in Iran is whether the regime’s will to survive can outlast Trump’s determination to bring about regime change
Robert JoustraMarch 2, 2026
80 years since the Nuremberg trials, it is necessary to recall the precedent that was set in international justice at the close of WWII
Alan DowdDecember 9, 2025
Can a Christian pray to the God of peace before killing in battle? This question haunts every military chaplain who has blessed troops before combat, every believer who has worn both cross and uniform, every church that has sent its members to war
Jeremy PetrovicOctober 23, 2025
Can you be a Wesleyan Protestant and a Christian realist? Mark Tooley, an ardent Methodist, and Robert Nicholson discuss this question on the latest Provcast
Robert Nicholson & Mark TooleySeptember 25, 2025
Without a principled separation between spiritual and civil authority, as Calvin envisioned, we risk forsaking the restraint and representative justice that anchor a free and ordered society
Mark J. LarsonSeptember 9, 2025
Alas, Pope Leo’s admonition to choose “dialogue, diplomacy and peace” is not within the purview of either Iran’s theocratic vision or its military mafia.
J. Daryl CharlesJuly 17, 2025
The lessons of history show that, without a truly decisive victory in favor of one side over the other, further conflicts are only more likely
Rebekah BillsJuly 15, 2025
The Council of Nicaea marked a turning point in the integration of Christians into Roman society, not only civilly but also militarily.
Jackson GreerJuly 8, 2025
If just war tradition requires particular kinds of warriors to fight just wars justly, we owe those particular kinds of warriors particularly kinds of things
Marc LiVeccheJuly 1, 2025
