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Intellectual Poison: How Thomas Hobbes Ruined Biblical Studies
If you think that the Jesus Seminar was the first group to undercut the reliability of Scripture, you’re in for a historical surprise. Benjamin D. Wiker shows that the destructive techniques used by modern liberal biblical scholars were actually first developed by Thomas Hobbes.

Turning the Tables: Winning the Public-Relations War
 Tom Hoopes outlines four strategies for beating proponents of the culture of death at their own game.

The King’s Good Servant: Some Thoughts at a Crossroad
Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., one of America’s best bishops, offers some perspective on faith and public life.

The Conscience of Lord David Alton
Benedict Rogers introduces you to this brave and unapologetic pro-life politician.

Over the Rails America
Anthony Esolen says a forgotten tourist attraction in rural Pennsylvania can teach us much about the nation we once were and what we have become.