Now’s the Time to Increase Economic Pressure on Iran
Rejecting the false dichotomy between capitulation and war.
January 27, 2020
When We Show Mercy to Monsters, It’s the Victims Who Pay
“May his name be obliterated.”
The occasion today of the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, together with recent discussions about the killing of the Iranian terror-master Qassem Suleimani, prompts Marc LiVecche to reflect on whether, and to what extent, it is appropriate for a Christian like himself to rejoice in the death of the wicked. In thinking about this question, LiVecche suggests that Christians can learn something from Jewish tradition:
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Remembering the Muslim Victims of Auschwitz Could Help Bring Knowledge of the Holocaust to the Muslim World
Encouraging a positive trend.
When the CIA Took a Palestinian Terrorist to Disneyland
The PLO operative’s own disciples would murder his American handler.
When We Show Mercy to Monsters, It’s the Victims Who Pay
“May his name be obliterated.”
Is America Entering an Era of Paganism?
Witches, SoulCycle, and the post-Christian future.