How My Mind has Changed on Trade
Gideon Strauss explains how Joe Studwell’s How Asia Works has changed his mind on how developing countries should shape trade policies.
Gideon StraussDecember 29, 2015
Christian Realism & U.S. Foreign Policy
Reinhold Niebuhr exposed the assumptions of progressive Christianity and helped create the political theology of “Christian realism”, which sought a more biblical view of how the Christian citizen can live responsibly within a civilization in crisis.
Joseph LoconteDecember 28, 2015
Lockerbie, Libya & Bloody Human History
A Libyan bomb blew up New York-bound Pan Am Flight 103 out of the sky over Lockerbie, Scotland 27 years…
Mark TooleyDecember 26, 2015
Weeping and Great Mourning: Christmastime in China
It’s Christmastime in the People’s Republic of China, and Beijing continues its crackdown on people of faith, especially Christians.
Alan DowdDecember 23, 2015
Putin, Trump & Anglo-American Democracy
Recently Donald Trump ignited controversy by responding to praise from Vladmir Putin with his own praise for the strength of…
Mark TooleyDecember 23, 2015
Pray for Russia, Too
For Christian citizens, prayer should be the first reflex whenever tragedies occur, whether they occur in a country that is seen as a friend – like France- or in a country that is seen as an antagonist – like Russia.
Mark MeltonDecember 22, 2015
A Call To Arms: An American Survey of War in the 21st Century
Since my commissioning in 1988 as a United States Army Chaplain Candidate, the fundamental purpose of war has changed relatively little: war generally remains a contest of wills to achieve political ends between nation-states employing military force. However, war inherently seems different today, does it not? How so?
Timothy MallardDecember 21, 2015
Great Again is Not Enough
Nations must seek to be just even as they seek to be strong – goodness and greatness must characterize them
Marc LiVeccheDecember 18, 2015
Ted Cruz, Realpolitik, and the Future of the Middle East
Perhaps like no other Republican presidential candidate, Senator Ted Cruz exemplifies the nation’s conflicted conscience over the direction of U.S. foreign policy in the age of terror. Should the United States promote democracy in the Middle East, or should we learn to live with Arab dictatorships, even as we seek to defeat and destroy the Islamic State?
Joseph LoconteDecember 17, 2015
