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How to End Terrorism - Daniel Pipes

An effective counterterrorism strategy must focus on the fact that terrorism by Muslims in the name of Islam presents the strategic threat today to civilized peoples, whether Muslim or non-Muslim. Read more...

Ignoring Europe's foundations - Rev. Raymond de Sousa

The death rattles of the European Union's constitution have produced much fretting over the future of Europe. Yet the future is in doubt precisely because so much of the past has been forgotten. Read more...

Imagining a new future in the Holy Land - Father David Neuhaus, SJ

As we begin to reflect on the visit of Benedict XVI to the Holy Land, a first act must be that of thanksgiving. Read more...

In Defense of Certainty - Charles Krauthammer

It's trendy to be suspicious of people with "deeply held views." And it's wrong. Read more...

In Turkey, the Pope built bridges without backing down - Fr. Richard John Neuhaus

What was Pope Benedict doing in Turkey, and was the trip a success? Read more...

Is America a Christian Nation? - Carl Pearlston

Is America a Christian nation? The answer is both yes and no, depending on what one means by the phrase. Read more...

Is Bush Too Christian? Or Not Enough? - Zenit

The United States is governed by a dangerous religious fanatic. That's how many opinion writers, domestic and foreign, are describing President George W. Bush. Read more...

Is There Only Secular Democracy? - Cardinal George Pell

The recrudescence of intolerant religion is not a problem that secular democracy can resolve, but rather a problem that it tends to engender. Democratic personalism provides another, better possibility. Read more...

It's a matter of honesty: to receive Communion, we need to be in communion - Archbishop Charles Chaput

If we claim to be Catholic, we need to act like it — all the way, all the time, without excuses. Read more...

JFK and the 'religious question' - Fr. Raymond DeSouza

Forty years after the sad events in Dallas, it is clear that a key part of John F. Kennedy's legacy is the cleavage he opened between faith and public life. Read more...

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