Can the recent actions of the Chinese government be explained in terms of Confucian rather than Marxist thought?

American Jewish humor, born of the ultimate border-crossing culture, has become the comedy of the global elite.

Those of us who think of Islam as one of the great faiths have more than tactical reasons for opposing the idea of war against it.

The Evangelical ritual of judgment, repentance, and forgiveness dominates the American moral imagination.

The resurgence of democracy in South Africa stirs up memories of the collapse of Apartheid—as seen up close and in person.

Angela Merkel finds herself in a Machiavellian dilemma: caught between moral compulsion and the reasons of state.

It’s easy to exaggerate the importance of secularism in America, though the values of sexual life have certainly been secularized.

America has exported many a cultural influence around the globe, including its victimology.

How can God, who is all-powerful, refrain from stopping the suffering of the innocent? The question is perennial.

President Trump doesn’t exist in the real world. He only exists in Bernie Sanders’s mind.