To the Israeli Press, Pronouncements by Generals Are Non-Political So Long as They’re Politically Correct
Any other positions are “political.”
February 25, 2019
The Newest Trend in Religious Intolerance Seeks to Drive Traditional Christians Out of Hollywood
Don’t go to a church that doesn’t “affirm” gay marriage.
Recently the movie actor Chris Pratt and a few other celebrities have received criticism—including by a columnist in the Washington Post—for attending evangelical churches that, while openly welcoming all comers, do not “affirm” gay marriage and homosexuality. Even though these churches avoid culture-war issues, and are generally silent on the topic of gay marriage, they are still called out for censure by such self-appointed “cultural gatekeepers,” as David French describes them. He explores the implications of this latest example of intolerance toward religion, which could easily affect many Jews and Muslims as well as Christians:
February 25, 2019
A New Political Alliance Mounts a Credible Threat to Benjamin Netanyahu
But the election remains his to lose.
Qatar’s Increasingly Tenuous Alliance with Iran
Will it stand up to mounting pressure from the U.S. and the Saudis?
Was Saul Bellow a Novelist of Ideas?
The second volume of a new biography sheds some light on the question.
The Newest Trend in Religious Intolerance Seeks to Drive Traditional Christians Out of Hollywood
Don’t go to a church that doesn’t “affirm” gay marriage.
