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Violence Came To Tahrir Square With Pro-Mubarak Protests

By H.A. Hellyer

…t that the government let (and, according to some reports, sponsored) this new protest enter Liberation Square, showed that it had no intention of reforming itself. And that, as a result, it had closed all avenues open to it except for complete and total change. I’m not sure what tomorrow is going to be like. The protests are now over. But before the Egyptian president spoke last night, Friday was supposed to be a day of renewed protests. Will it…

Making ‘The Link’: AIPAC’s New Crises

By Matthew Duss

…Mullen. According to Perry, “the briefers”—who had been dispatched by CENTCOM commander Gen. David Petraeus—“reported that there was a growing perception among Arab leaders that the United States was incapable of standing up to Israel, that CENTCOM’s mostly Arab constituency was losing faith in American promises, [and] that Israeli intransigence on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was jeopardizing US standing in the region.” In testimony (pdf) be…

What Does Heidegger’s Anti-Semitism Mean for Jewish Philosophy?

By Aubrey L. Glazer

…, both of which will sustain generations of thinkers to come. In Wolfson’s new book, which will surely become a touchstone for generations of interpreters, he alerts us to the danger of what Martin Buber aptly calls theomania—the obsession with thinking about God, bordering on idolatry. Our conversation of decades now recently came to a head in e-mail with this pinnacle publication, and has been edited for length, in what follows: To begin, how do…

40,000 Fundamentalists Can’t Be Wrong: Investigating Mormon Polygamy

By Sanjiv Bhattacharya

…Summer In Utah”, and “Mormon Polygamy: A Gentile Investigates”. How do you feel about the cover? I love it. I feel very lucky. Briar Levit is the designer and she’s managed to perfectly evoke a hidden people, a life in the shadows. There’s a wife standing there but we can’t see her, her identity is concealed, she’s a secret. And look at those dramatic skies ahead of her. That’s polygamy: a gathering storm in the desert. Is there a book out there y…

Why Crux‘s Knights of Columbus “Partnership” is Problematic

By Kaya Oakes

…rategy was to hopefully attract what editor Brian McGrory described as “big-ticket, Catholic-based advertisers.” But those advertisers did not materialize. And while the site attracted a good-sized readership, without ad clicks it wasn’t generating cash for the Globe, which pulled the plug and gave Allen control of the site, while laying off O’Loughlin and Eagan in the process (editor Theresa Hanafin was reassigned to another desk at the Globe). A…

Gun Ownership as Sin—A Strategic, Secular Proposal for Gun Reform

By Ira Chernus

…isitor. That’s a useful reminder of a central significance of guns that non-gun-owners often forget: They’re fun. They’re owned and used largely for sport. And when they’re not being used, guns can be fondled for the pure pleasure of it. The fun aspect, too, is largely seen as a “guy thing,” even when the gun owners are women. Teddy Roosevelt knew all this very well when he led his well-armed Rough Riders up San Juan hill, and when he sent the Gr…

Is New Pope’s Take on the Poor All That New?

By Silvia Alves Fernandes and Manuel A. Vásquez

…s in the media has been that he is a humble man, with a simplicity and down-to-earthness that not only make him a man of the people, but also lend authenticity and transparency to his nascent papacy. These qualities stand in stark contrast to the cerebral aloofness of his predecessor, Benedict XVI, whose rigid defense of Catholic orthodoxy and penchant for order and hierarchy aided and abetted the Vatican’s culture of secrecy, which, in turn, allo…

How Indiana’s New RFRA Expands the Federal RFRA

By Sarah Posner

…began to see efforts to pass laws like the one Indiana enacted last week: Compare Indiana’s newly minted RFRA to the one assessed by the court in New Mexico. The Indiana RFRA departs from New Mexico’s RFRA and the federal RFRA—on which many other state laws are modeled. How? Indiana’s RFRA expressly provides that a person can assert a “claim or defense in a judicial or administrative proceeding, regardless of whether the state or any other govern…

It’s Bring Back the Holy Bible and Christian Prayer in Schools Month

By Sarah Posner

…ristian education,” Andrew says. “Why should the 80 percent Christian majority pay for public schools if Jesus and our Founding Fathers’ Christian faith isn’t taught? Our Founding Fathers fought for God’s unalienable rights of Christian life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Freedom comes from obeying God,” Andrew says. “Let’s get active to bring back the Holy Bible and Christian prayer to schools.” Don’t forget, though, that these kinds of o…

Crisis Pregnancy Centers and Obama’s Faith-Based Initiative

By Sarah Posner

…Net Crisis Pregnancy Center in Rapid City, South Dakota. Another is the Sav-A-Life Pregnancy Test Center (no mystery about its position, right?) in Birmingham, Alabama. On the National Fatherhood Initiative website, Sav-A-Life describes its mission as “to help men and women embrace the truth of God’s Word as they make life-affirming decisions about their unborn child.” Aha. There’s the fatherhood part. It may come as a surprise to Obama supporters…