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Liberation Theology: Two Prefects, Two Views
If you’re not familiar with “liberation theology,” chances are you’ll be hearing more about it in the weeks and months…
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The Awakened Giant Likes Tea
It’s often said, “Be careful what you wish for – you just might get it.” Democrats got it all right.…
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Egypt’s Real Ruler: Mohamed Tantawi
What does it mean that Mohamed Morsi is president of Egypt? Speaking for the American consensus, Bret Stephens recently argued…
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A Divided Nation: Is America “Coming Apart?”
Best-selling author and controversial social scientist Charles Murray is back in the news. This time it’s because of his new…
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The Gangs in Chicago Reflect Wrong Values
For a man known in political and media circles for his prodigious application of the “f-word” (as a noun, an…
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Feng Jianmei: The Unanticipated Impact of One Forced-Abortion
One of the general sessions at this summer’s 2012 NRLC national convention was aglow with energy and alight with enthusiasm.…
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How to Kill a Billion People — Part 2: Indirect Effect of Greenhouse Gas Suppression
Part I demonstrated that the production and use of synthetic nitrogen is a substantial contributor of atmospheric greenhouse gases. It…
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Concluding the Fortnight: Now What?
The Holy Hours and prayers have all been said, the letters written to legislators, the blogs have been written, the…
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The Obamacare Ruling: What it Means for America
No matter how it is interpreted, the Supreme Court’s ruling on Obamacare was a landmark decision. On June 28th the…
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How to Kill a Billion People — Part 1: The Food-Nitrogen-CO2 Nexus
In his 1986 book The Machinery of Nature, population control advocate Paul Ehrlich cited John Holdren, President Obama’s “science czar,”…