Christendom Reborn
Rachel LuIt turns out, God is not dead.
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The Ball and Chain
“When did you change your position on marriage?”
It’s not a question I get asked all the time, but I suspect more have wondered than asked. That’s understandable, because I hang with the libertarians now, but in the lead-up to Obergefell I...
What Conservatism Missed
As someone who cheerfully owns the moniker “Rotting-Flesh Reaganite,” I might be expected to love Law & Liberty’s annual “Conservatism and Liberty” conference (which took place last week), at which we read a bunch of mid-century conservativ...
On Becoming Somebody
I started to write a note about this essay from my friend Lane Scott, and it got too long, so I’m just posting it here on my own page. It’s really just an off-the-cuff response.
Lane’s essay is responding to a young woman who wants to know...
Nature Most Foul
Is it still possible to be a noble pagan? This is one of those questions I muse on occasionally, in my car or the aisles of a Walmart. If the world is indeed “dechurching,” might that open a space for a resurgence of unbaptized paragons of...
A Virtuoso of Love
He made it look easy. This, I think, is the short explanation for how St. Francis, the little Poor Man of Assisi, became one of the most beloved human beings of all time. Everyday experience teaches us that love is often arduous, painful, e...
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Senior Editor at Law & Liberty, Contributor at National Review and America Magazine. She has a PhD in philosophy from Cornell and writes on politics, culture, religion, and family life.
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