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Benedict's Better Plan
COLLEEN CARROLL CAMPBELL
History proves that the Church thrives when it is challenging the culture, not imitating it.

Myth No.3: Religion Is Opposed to Science
FATHER THOMAS D. WILLIAMS, LC
One of the most common objections to religious belief today is its supposed incompatibility with scientific knowledge.

End Times for Christian America?
HUNTER BAKER
Christian America is busy dying again.

Hollywood's 'Amazing' Glaze
CHARLOTTE ALLEN
What the new movie covers up about William Wilberforce.

Good Faith
KARL ZINSMEISTER
Theoretically, in addition to their richer philosophical understandings, Christians ought to be registering unusually wholesome earthly outcomes. Does that happen in practice? The verdict is that, yes indeed, things generally go better with God. Societies are more prosperous and individuals more thriving where faith blooms. For a start, consider some of the social science I was able to pull together quickly on the practical results of faith.

Right to Truth, Right to Know: DeSales is Proud of the Mandatum
TIM DRAKE
When it came time for Susan and Joseph Lawruk of Middletown, Pa., to choose a college for their son, James, they considered several Catholic universities.

Making History
PEGGY NOONAN
In appreciation of our country's founders and its greatest living historian.

Christianity and Progress
VINCENT CARROLL AND DAVID SHIFLETT
Christians, we are often told, are the people marooned on the wrong side of history. Critics charge that Christians have time and again buttressed hierarchy against equality, patriarchy against women's rights, absolutism against individualism, and small-minded tradition against broad-minded tolerance. Such notions are far from the truth.

The Young, the Fertile, and the Ambitious
PHILIP JENKINS
Author Philip Jenkins discusses the demographic trends and religious movements that the elite don't notice.

Beheading Hydra: The Slippery Serpent
DWIGHT LONGENECKER
In the second part of the book, we will look again at the sixteen isms and learn the practical steps we can take to overcome them.

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