James Foley Prayed, But He Was Not a Martyr
One of many of the unbecoming habits of career non-believers is the mockery of prayer….
Read MoreOne of many of the unbecoming habits of career non-believers is the mockery of prayer….
Read More“Religious enthusiasm” or the American apocalyptic can be read as modes of the disaffection of the citizen in a time of political delegitimation. We often see this “religion” taking shape most clearly when we focus all the way down, to the odd hybrid of melancholy and triumphalism in these assertions about Damascus.
Read More… and jihad and sharia…
Read MoreThe misleading “poll” behind the headlines.
Read MoreBut do we still think we’re more ethical?
Read MoreTime to take responsiblity—peacefully—for global well-being.
Read MoreA barrage of articles on the Middle East have only made it more confusing. Here are two that actually help.
Read MoreWhere Bush offered shock and awe, Obama offers the hem and haw. War, but not a serious one; aid, but of the “non-lethal kind”; a desire to draw red lines, but a tendency to hope nobody notices them.
Read MoreWhen all you have left is a drone, every problem looks like collateral damage.
Read MoreSo what should we do now? Nothing.
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