I had to laugh when John Bartholomew started off a letter impugning the morals of atheists by citing Richard Carnes’ assessment of Kim Jong Un (“Atheism is the reason Kim Jong Un can’t be trusted,” ...

As wars fraught with incredible savagery engulf the world, as individuals with a lust for wealth, power and revenge are catapulted to leadership roles and then use their position to plunge nations ...

My 12-year-old son couldn't remember the phrase "take a walk down memory lane" last week, instead describing a stroll through "nostalgia road." I knew it would come in handy. It seems like yesterday ...

I w a s eating breakfast at Boston University when one of my classmates in the Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists sat down across from me. I had a foggy headache from number theory that ...

The dying art of developing & using one’s own moral compass in a world swimming in taunts There is not an app for a moral ...

To the editor: Columnist Jonah Goldberg writes of the distinction between law and morality as if the two are substitutes, not complements. While the law may not reflect absolute moral truth, it ...

One defensive reply from those who favor legalizing and authorizing torture of military detainees is that those of us who oppose it are preening morally or subject to moral vanity. Unfortunately, when ...

I heard on the radio recently that only one-third of Americans believe in absolute moral truth. It made me think of people I have heard about who committed terrible crimes, and when asked if they ...

There is no doubt that America has become more divided, less cohesive, and a lot less civil over the last few decades. It’s a phenomenon that commentators on both sides of the political spectrum have ...

When GOP Rep. Tom MacArthur of New Jersey attempted to tell a rowdy town hall audience about health policy insights he gained caring for his special needs daughter, Gracie, who passed away at age 11, ...

Liberals think survivors of Americans lost to Hillary’s and Obama’s deadly malfeasance should suffer in silence. My twelve-year-old son couldn’t remember the phrase “take a walk down memory lane” last ...