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Stanley Fish, in Why We Can't All Just Get Along If you persuade liberalism that its dismissive marginalizing of religious discourse is a violation of its own chief principle, all you will gain is the right to sit down at liberalism's table where before you were...

“Liberalism very much wants to believe that it is being fair to religion, but what it calls fairness amounts to cutting religion down to liberal size.” . . . . “The conflict between the liberal state, with its devotion to procedural rather than substantive norms, and...

Find the Russian spy on this page. I am using invisible e-ink to write half of this blog post.

Before the first Narnia film came out, I was very skeptical. I simply did not believe that non-Christians would get it right. Narnia is suffused with a Spirit they do not know. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe managed to exceed my low expectations, but it still...

From a Chronicle of Higher Education article on the future of libraries now that Google Books is here: As someone with experience in print and electronic publishing, Darnton is seeking "common ground" between the Luddite jeremiad and come-to-Jesus...

Opinionator at NYT: Soccer is "a game that teaches you that life is unfair. Because goals are so scarce, it is possible for a team to be outplayed for 89 minutes and yet still score one fluke goal and win the game. Superior performance often does not translate into...