Frommy latest piece, published today inThe Atlantic: One of the puzzling things about the online sports-betting boom that has swept through American culture over the past decade is the relative slowness of religious leaders to articulate a moral case agai... See more
One of the puzzling things about the online sports-betting boom that has swept through American culture over the past decade is the relative slowness of religious leaders to articulate a moral case against the vice. In the past, churches were among the le... See more
Thomas B. Griffith, a former federal judge and a fellow at the Wheatley Institute, says President Dallin H. Oaks’ Sept. 16 talk at the National Cathedral was unique for its focus on the concept of peacemaking and compromise in the Constitution. Griffith d... See more
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore partnered with Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on the “Disagree Better” initiative. In the political boxing ring, one thing Moore says he doesn’t agree with is the concept of “sitting on your hands while getting punched in the face,” which i... See more
The Democrats’ pursuit of wokeness backfired when things got to the point where their beliefs seemed to line up more with those of white supremacists. Idrees Kahloon, a staff writer for The Atlantic, mentions the belief held by some influential people on ... See more
