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Some Reflections on the Death of Charlie Kirk

In the wake of the assassination of TPUSA founder, Charlie Kirk, I would humbly suggest that we who profess to be conservative would be wise, however well-intended, to not make the reactionary mistake of allowing his death to serve as the impetus for forming a new sociopolitical “movement.” Movements, regardless of when and under what …

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The Hypocritical Duplicity of ‘Evangelicals for Harris’

“Evangelicals don't have to change who they are, they just need to reaffirm who they are by voting for someone who better reflects Christian values.” — From the home page of the "Evangelicals for Harris" website (under the heading "Upholding Christian Values") Two Incompatible Worldviews In his classic work, Christianity and Liberalism, originally published in …

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The Real Problem at Harvard (and it’s not DEI)

Regarding the situation at Harvard University involving allegations of plagiarism by its 30th president, Dr. Claudine Gay, and the subsequent calls for her to resign from that position, what is fundamentally at the root of that institutional kerfuffle is society's acceptance of the faulty notion that there is such a thing as human ‘races.’ The …

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