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What Does the Shroud of Turin Prove about Easter?, by Myra Adams Seder Pointers, by Jay D. Homnick Indiana Religious Freedom Act in Accord With Traditional American Toleration, by Michael […]
Easter is a time for celebrating comebacks and resurrections. While New Orleans isn’t currently where natives and residents want it, the city certainly is coming back. In the Easter spirit, […]
I take the reading today not from what is technically an Easter Day reading, but from the Catholic Church’s liturgy for the Easter Vigil held on Saturday night. It seems […]
For the second time in six weeks (the first time was here), I found a Wall Street Journal “news” story so biased as to merit focused condemnation. This time, the […]
Crucifixion: It’s Not Ancient History Anymore, by Deroy Murdock ‘Doc Fix’ is good fiscal medicine, by Quin Hillyer We’re going to eminent domain you, and then we’re going to bar […]
First, this cannot be stated strongly enough: The battles over religious liberty, in Indiana and elsewhere, are far more important in principle than the individual issues within each skirmish. If […]
(NOTE FROM QUIN: To non-southern Alabamians, this might look like a purely local issue, but it’s worth taking a look because the principle discussed is universal, and should apply wherever […]
Conservatives, Please Stop Trashing the Liberal Arts, by Christopher J. Scalia You are probably breaking the law right now, by Glenn Harlan Reynolds Remembrance of Clintons Past, by George Will […]
Currently in Ireland, a homosexual baker refuses to bake a cake for a Christian couple because a bibilical inscription offends him. Sound familiar? Here’s the story, in light of the […]
Now that Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is engaging the La. legislature to fight the Common Core educational agenda, here’s a reminder — or 12 — of why Common Core is […]
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