The question is difficult to answer. Both the children of “Woodstock nation” and their foes have changed over the decades.

The question is not whether Islam belongs in Europe or the United States, but how.

Nationalism and populism may overlap, but they are not identical.

Nearly one hundred years after the Russian Revolution, what’s left of Marxism?

A hypothesis: Evangelicals who voted for Trump fall into two groups—those who are primarily motivated by the moral positions of their faith, and those who bitterly resent the contempt shown them by elites.

Defenders against the enemies of the Church have to get close to those enemies to understand them. This poses a problem.

Protestantism has an affinity with modernity, giving it considerable reach in today’s age.

The legacy of the Protestant Reformation, nearly 500 years after it all began.

While there have been Jewish, Christian, and Muslim mystics, the guardians of monotheistic orthodoxy have always had a problem with mysticism.

On whom will we bestow the grand title of the lesser evil?