Last week, one of the most brilliant scholars I’ve known and a dedicated public servant, Paul Wolfowitz, resigned from the…
You’ve heard the old saw before: Science is one thing, religion another—that on one hand, science deals with hard facts,…
Over the past few weeks, Americans were often thrilled and sometimes even moved by the NCAA basketball championship, known as…
With this week’s upcoming release of the movie Amazing Grace, William Wilberforce has been getting a lot of attention lately. I…
Miss Clarke, a teacher at a Christian school in northern Virginia, described the reaction from her students when she began…
One of our Wilberforce Forum Centurions, the hundred men and women across the country studying worldview with us this year,…
As many of you know by now, one of the great saints of our age, Carl Henry, has gone home…
As the U.S. economy recovers from its slump, the employment rate continues to lag behind. The statistics indicate that we…
Three years ago, James Davison Hunter, in The Death of Character, wrote that people act morally because they have learned to…
The June 2003 issue of the Washington Monthly ran an intriguing article by journalist Elizabeth Austin titled, “In Contempt of…
