Spying on Congress, and Leaders of Allied Nations, Is an Abuse of Executive Power
“The kind of conduct we see in third-world countries.”
January 4, 2016
Is the Coarsening of Political Discourse Connected with the Decline of Religion?
When politics takes the place of religion, the stakes change.
Why is it, asks David Gelernter, that the American political scene is filled with so much vitriol, and that so much (though far from all) of it comes from the left? He sees the problem as a result of letting politics fill the vacuum created by the disappearance of religion:
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Is the Coarsening of Political Discourse Connected with the Decline of Religion?
When politics takes the place of religion, the stakes change.
The Twilight of the Jewish Lower East Side
A view without nostalgia.
Pharaoh versus the Heroic Midwives
They refused to see human procreation in purely naturalistic terms.
Melding Analytical Philosophy with Jewish Theology
In a religion that eschews doctrine.