The ‘new legalism’

The ‘new legalism’

Religion | How the push to be ‘radical’ and ‘missional’ discourages ordinary people in ordinary places from doing ordinary things to the glory of God

A vintage engraving of Adam in the Garden of Eden

A biblical and scientific Adam

Science |  A challenge to evangelicals who have backed away from an historic Adam, using a theologically informed look at ape ancestry genetic claims

A MOTHER REMEMBERED: Ida Olasky celebrating her 88th birthday.
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As she lay dying

Family |  On Mother’s Day, how do you honor an ornery mom?

Rear Adm. William D. Lee speaks at yesterday's observance of the National Day of Prayer in Washington.

Rear admiral vows to continue sharing faith

Religion |  Coast Guard officer spoke 'from the heart' at Thursday's National Day of Prayer observerance in Washington, D.C.

Saeed Abedini and his son

Saeed Abedini released from solitary in hopeful sign

Religion |  Iranian authorities released American pastor Saeed Abedini from solitary confinement today after forcing him to spend the week of his birthday in a “small…

Musician Josh Ritter performs in 2007.

Students defend Messiah College against Josh Ritter’s bigot label

Religion |  Singer-songwriter Josh Ritter announced on Facebook Friday that he would not perform at Messiah College again unless the school changed its policy against…

Ralph Reed

The Boy Scouts’ Christian connection

Boy Scouts |  The Boy Scouts ask conservative activist Ralph Reed to set up meetings with Christian leaders it looks to sway on the issue of gay Scouts

LeRoy Carhart at his abortion center in Bellevue, Neb.

Twisted imagery

Abortion |  Meat, pickaxes, trains: A new undercover video and recording is a glimpse inside a late-term abortionist’s callous imagination

Mikey Weinstein

Religious battle lines

Military |  Controversy erupts over a Pentagon meeting concerning Christians being able share their faith within the military

Clergy representing various denominations join immigration reform supporters gathered at a rally at the U.S. Capitol in 2006.

A Christian conversation on immigration

Immigration |  Two different perspectives on how believers should approach the immigration reform debate

Kermit Gosnell is escorted from the courthouse following Monday's verdict.

Gosnell guilty of first-degree murder

Gosnell Trial |  The jury must now decide whether he deserves the death penalty for taking the lives of infants born at his abortion facility

From right to left: Eric Nordstrom, Gregory Hicks, and Mark Thompson testify before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Wednesday.

Hearing bombshells

Libya |  House committee listens to six hours of dramatic and emotional testimony on the Benghazi attacks

The U.S. Consulate in Benghazi the day after the attack.

Going rogue

Libya |  Top U.S. State Department officials today are set to testify against the White House’s version of the assault on Benghazi

Tyndale House Publishers's Carol Stream, Ill., headquarters

Obama admin retreats from bout with Bible publisher

Religion |  The Obama administration has decided not to pursue its attempt to force Tyndale House Publishers to provide contraceptive and abortifacient drugs to its…

Kermit Gosnell leaves the Criminal Justice Center in Philadelphia Monday after being convicted of first-degree murder.

Weighing a verdict

Abortion |  Pro-life leaders say Kermit Gosnell’s guilty verdict should energize America’s abortion conversation

Dallas Willard

Christian philosopher Dallas Willard dies

Obituary |  Dallas Willard, Christian philosopher and best-selling author, died today from cancer. He was 77.  Willard is best known for his work on Christian…

Bethany Hamilton arrives at the ESPY awards.

Signs and Wonders: Soul Surfer finds soul mate

Newsworthy |  Bethany Hamilton engaged. The “soul surfer” is no longer solo. Bethany Hamilton, who survived a shark attack when she was 13 years old, announced this…

Throwing out the baby

Throwing out the baby

Abortion |  A neonatologist says some obstetricians focus so much on the mother they forget about the baby growing inside her

Grace Forfeited: Adam, Tamerlan, and the Lady

Grace Forfeited: Adam, Tamerlan, and the Lady

Poetry |  Below is a first for WORLDmag.com but a new start of an old tradition in American journalism: the news poem. Hardly a vile murder or a military victory went

Stacking library shelves

Stacking library shelves

Islam |  How Washington is pushing Islamic propaganda into local communities. Where’s the ACLU when we need it?

President Obama during a news conference Monday.

Obama’s loss of press support

Media |  Sure, some of President Barack Obama’s press allies are trying to minimize his administration’s self-inflicted damage. A telling New York Times headline:

Scouts in the balance
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Scouts in the balance

Boy Scouts |  Will the Boy Scouts of America survive a double-barreled attack from atheists and homosexual activists?

SEEKING SANCTUARY: Daniel, Joshua, Christian, Lydia, Uwe, Damaris, Hannelore, and Sarah Romeike (from left).

Appeals court denies homeschooling family’s asylum claim

Homeschooling |  The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals denied a German couple’s bid for asylum in the United States today, pushing their family one step closer to…

VALLEY: Abigail Trafford holds her dad’s hand.
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Abigail and Samuel

Birth |  A pair of tiny twins illustrates the agonizing challenges that premature births present to parents and doctors

This sin but not that sin

This sin but not that sin

Homosexuality |  Last week I wrote about how Christians should respond to NBA player Jason Collins coming out as gay. Later a young gay man challenged me as to why Christians…

Kermit Gosnell is escorted from Philadelphia’s Criminal Justice Center to a police van Monday.

The judgment of one monster

Abortion |  PHILADELPHIA—A jury took two weeks to find abortionist Kermit Gosnell guilty of first-degree murder in the deaths of three of four babies. If you personally…

David Weiss

Finding a real God in a chasm of unreality

Health |  In a world distorted and shattered by schizophrenia, one man clings to mercy and grace

The exterior of Arlene's Flowers, in Richland, Wash.

Florist in gay wedding fight files religious discrimination suit

Religious Liberty |  A Washington state florist sued by the state’s attorney general over her refusal to provide flowers for a same-sex wedding has filed a countersuit alleging…

Rep. Michele Bachmann speaks at a Tea Party rally on Capitol Hill Thursday, as Sen. Ted Cruz (left) looks on.

Tea Party revival

Politics |  The IRS scandal puts the spotlight back on a political movement many had written off

Quarterback Tim Tebow speaks to the Economic Club of Southwest Michigan

Tebow finds fulfillment off the field

Religion |  Eleven days after the New York Jets cut him, Christian quarterback Tim Tebow told a crowd of about 3,000 at Lake Michigan College that his main goal is to…

John Piper

John Piper on homosexuality

Homosexuality |  A thoughtful pastor’s teaching on what the Apostle Paul says about homosexual behavior in his letter to the Romans

Actor Kiefer Sutherland, who plays Jack Bauer on Fox TV's <i>24</i>.

Jack is back

Television |  The clock ran out on the hit Fox television series 24 two years ago, but according to a May 13 announcement from Fox executives, it’s time to get things…

A response: Is it wrong to treat some sins differently?

A response: Is it wrong to treat some sins differently?

Homosexuality |  Barnabas Piper in his column yesterday, “This sin but not that sin,” comes down on himself and others for making too much of Jason Collins’ affirmation…

Take the plunge and get married

Take the plunge and get married

Marriage |  At the end of days, our grandparents and great-grandparents will rise up and ask us, “How did things get so complicated?” For centuries, men and women…

Steven Miller testifies on Capitol Hill Friday, as J. Russell George looks on.

‘Horrible customer service’

Government |  Lawmakers grill outgoing IRS chief as he tries to deny any political partisanship in the agency’s actions against conservative groups

A bottle of the abortion-inducing drug Cytotec.

Florida man charged with murder for tricking girlfriend into abortion

Abortion |  Heartbreaking and treacherous are just two words being used to describe the latest abortion story out of Florida. According to federal authorities,

Steve Forbes
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Moral markets

Q&A |  Americans are about to relearn the lesson, says Steve Forbes, that it is big government and not capitalism that causes economic instability

The house where three women escaped in Cleveland, Ohio.

Miraculous escape for captive Cleveland women

Crime |  After 10 years of captivity, police discovered three missing women late Monday in a home just south of downtown Cleveland. Three brothers have since been…

Attorney General Eric Holder

Obama administration secretly seized AP phone records

WORLD normally does not post articles directly from the Associated Press, given the news agency ’s ideological bias, but we are publishing this story unedited

Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta (left) and President Barack Obama at a memorial ceremony outside the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2012.

U.S. ordered troops to ‘stand down’ during Benghazi attack

Libya |  For more than six months, a gap has been yawning wide in the Obama administration’s storyline on the Sept. 11, 2012, attack in Benghazi, Libya, that killed…

The ‘new legalism’

The ‘new legalism’

Religion | How the push to be ‘radical’ and ‘missional’ discourages ordinary people in ordinary places from doing ordinary things to the glory of God

A vintage engraving of Adam in the Garden of Eden

A biblical and scientific Adam

Science |  A challenge to evangelicals who have backed away from an historic Adam, using a theologically informed look at ape ancestry genetic claims

Mikey Weinstein

Religious battle lines

Military |  Controversy erupts over a Pentagon meeting concerning Christians being able share their faith within the military

Rear Adm. William D. Lee speaks at yesterday's observance of the National Day of Prayer in Washington.

Rear admiral vows to continue sharing faith

Religion |  Coast Guard officer spoke 'from the heart' at Thursday's National Day of Prayer observerance in Washington, D.C.

A MOTHER REMEMBERED: Ida Olasky celebrating her 88th birthday.
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As she lay dying

Family |  On Mother’s Day, how do you honor an ornery mom?

John Piper

John Piper on homosexuality

Homosexuality |  A thoughtful pastor’s teaching on what the Apostle Paul says about homosexual behavior in his letter to the Romans

Saeed Abedini and his son

Saeed Abedini released from solitary in hopeful sign

Religion |  Iranian authorities released American pastor Saeed Abedini from solitary confinement today after forcing him to spend the week of his birthday in a “small…

Take the plunge and get married

Take the plunge and get married

Marriage |  At the end of days, our grandparents and great-grandparents will rise up and ask us, “How did things get so complicated?” For centuries, men and women…

Scouts in the balance
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Scouts in the balance

Boy Scouts |  Will the Boy Scouts of America survive a double-barreled attack from atheists and homosexual activists?

The Bible and homosexuality

The Bible and homosexuality

Homosexuality |  A reminder of what God’s Word has to say about homosexual conduct, a teaching many believers increasingly prefer to forget

Stacking library shelves

Stacking library shelves

Islam |  How Washington is pushing Islamic propaganda into local communities. Where’s the ACLU when we need it?

John Piper

John Piper on homosexuality, Part 2

Homosexuality |  More ‘brilliant exposition’ from Romans, with helpful biblical counsel for homosexuals and parents

More good reading on Islam

More good reading on Islam

Islam |  Alvin Schmidt, a retired Illinois College professor, has written How Christianity Changed the World (Zondervan, 2004), a terrific history, and The American

Ralph Reed

The Boy Scouts’ Christian connection

Boy Scouts |  The Boy Scouts ask conservative activist Ralph Reed to set up meetings with Christian leaders it looks to sway on the issue of gay Scouts

LeRoy Carhart at his abortion center in Bellevue, Neb.

Twisted imagery

Abortion |  Meat, pickaxes, trains: A new undercover video and recording is a glimpse inside a late-term abortionist’s callous imagination

Lesson from a clothes dryer

Lesson from a clothes dryer

Faith & Inspiration |  Evil is never satisfied, and it has plenty of room for expansion

From right to left: Eric Nordstrom, Gregory Hicks, and Mark Thompson testify before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Wednesday.

Hearing bombshells

Libya |  House committee listens to six hours of dramatic and emotional testimony on the Benghazi attacks

John Piper

We’re all broken. What then?

Homosexuality |  The choices we all make in either turning brokenness into sin or finding ways to avoid sinful behavior

The U.S. Consulate in Benghazi the day after the attack.

Going rogue

Libya |  Top U.S. State Department officials today are set to testify against the White House’s version of the assault on Benghazi

Actor Kiefer Sutherland, who plays Jack Bauer on Fox TV's <i>24</i>.

Jack is back

Television |  The clock ran out on the hit Fox television series 24 two years ago, but according to a May 13 announcement from Fox executives, it’s time to get things…

David Weiss

Finding a real God in a chasm of unreality

Health |  In a world distorted and shattered by schizophrenia, one man clings to mercy and grace

Private college ‘tuition discount’ hits record high

Private college ‘tuition discount’ hits record high

Education |  As worries about college costs rise, schools are forced to increase financial aid or face declining enrollment

Courtroom horror
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Courtroom horror

Abortion |  The shocking part of the Kermit Gosnell trial isn't only what's illegal

Clergy representing various denominations join immigration reform supporters gathered at a rally at the U.S. Capitol in 2006.

A Christian conversation on immigration

Immigration |  Two different perspectives on how believers should approach the immigration reform debate

VALLEY: Abigail Trafford holds her dad’s hand.
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Abigail and Samuel

Birth |  A pair of tiny twins illustrates the agonizing challenges that premature births present to parents and doctors

Dallas Willard

Christian philosopher Dallas Willard dies

Obituary |  Dallas Willard, Christian philosopher and best-selling author, died today from cancer. He was 77.  Willard is best known for his work on Christian…

Good reading on Islam

Good reading on Islam

Islam |  On Friday, WORLD Magazine will publish an article detailing how the National Endowment for the Humanities is using taxpayer funds to promote Islam in the…

How to decide to move
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How to decide to move

Biography |  To go or not to go? That was the question—but deciding wasn't scientific

Conversations with wisdom
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Conversations with wisdom

Faith & Inspiration |  Your parents can introduce you to her, but you must get to know her yourself

Being persistent in persuading

Being persistent in persuading

Abortion |  PHILADELPHIA—You may have noticed over the past month I have been trying, from different angles, to be as clear as I can, using the measure of gifting God…

SEEKING SANCTUARY: Daniel, Joshua, Christian, Lydia, Uwe, Damaris, Hannelore, and Sarah Romeike (from left).
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Schools of thought

Homeschooling |  The German government harasses and persecutes that country’s few homeschoolers. A German homeschooling family’s fight for asylum in the United States will…

Tyndale House Publishers's Carol Stream, Ill., headquarters

Obama admin retreats from bout with Bible publisher

Religion |  The Obama administration has decided not to pursue its attempt to force Tyndale House Publishers to provide contraceptive and abortifacient drugs to its…

Tira Addie and her newborn son, Casen

Growing up together

Birth |  For one young woman, a premature birth was a crash course in motherhood

Stacey Otts, a senior at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Ind., studies in one of the school's chemistry labs.

‘Brain drain’ sucks Indiana dry

Economy |  While Indianapolis suburbs make the list of best places to live, the state has a hard time convincing college graduates to stay

Journey of grace
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Journey of grace

Q&A |  From lesbianism to the parking lot to church: An interview with author Rosaria Butterfield

The heart of the matter
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The heart of the matter

Homosexuality |  Homosexuals and the rest of us sinners are who we are, and that is the problem

No matter what, keep learning

No matter what, keep learning

Education |  As I’ve alluded to before, my 8-year-old, Cooper, went to school this year for the first time and had the rudest awakening of his life. Apparently, although…

Steve Forbes
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Moral markets

Q&A |  Americans are about to relearn the lesson, says Steve Forbes, that it is big government and not capitalism that causes economic instability

REVERSE COURSE: Cynthia Galvan (left) with her son and boyfriend.
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Cynthia's choice

Abortion |  Meet one of the first women ever to undo her medical abortion—and the doctor who made it possible

The exterior of Arlene's Flowers, in Richland, Wash.

Florist in gay wedding fight files religious discrimination suit

Religious Liberty |  A Washington state florist sued by the state’s attorney general over her refusal to provide flowers for a same-sex wedding has filed a countersuit alleging…

This sin but not that sin

This sin but not that sin

Homosexuality | Last week I wrote about how Christians should respond to NBA player Jason Collins coming out as gay. Later a young gay man challenged me as to why Christians feel the need to respond with such bold clarity to…

A response: Is it wrong to treat some sins differently?

A response: Is it wrong to treat some sins differently?

Homosexuality |  Barnabas Piper in his column yesterday, “This sin but not that sin,” comes down on himself and others for making too much of Jason Collins’ affirmation…

Musician Josh Ritter performs in 2007.

Students defend Messiah College against Josh Ritter’s bigot label

Religion |  Singer-songwriter Josh Ritter announced on Facebook Friday that he would not perform at Messiah College again unless the school changed its policy against…

Bill Maher
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Connecting obvious dots

Terrorism |  At least some are now willing to say that Islam is more violent than other religions

Clergy representing various denominations join immigration reform supporters gathered at a rally at the U.S. Capitol in 2006.

A Christian conversation on immigration

Immigration |  Two different perspectives on how believers should approach the immigration reform debate

Being persistent in persuading

Being persistent in persuading

Abortion |  PHILADELPHIA—You may have noticed over the past month I have been trying, from different angles, to be as clear as I can, using the measure of gifting God…

A father and daughter play with recent online purchases from Amazon.com.

Taxing internet sales isn’t about ‘fairness,’ it’s about spending

Government |  In 1998 when President Clinton signed the bipartisan Internet Tax Freedom Act, which prohibited state and local taxation of internet access and internet-only…

Ralph Reed

The Boy Scouts’ Christian connection

Boy Scouts |  The Boy Scouts ask conservative activist Ralph Reed to set up meetings with Christian leaders it looks to sway on the issue of gay Scouts

Take the plunge and get married

Take the plunge and get married

Marriage |  At the end of days, our grandparents and great-grandparents will rise up and ask us, “How did things get so complicated?” For centuries, men and women…

A MOTHER REMEMBERED: Ida Olasky celebrating her 88th birthday.
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As she lay dying

Family |  On Mother’s Day, how do you honor an ornery mom?

NOM Chairman John Eastman

Traditional marriage group to sue IRS

Government |  WASHINGTON—The National Organization for Marriage intends to sue the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) next week amid allegations that the government…

Mark Driscoll

How to lose an argument

Religion |  Mark Driscoll, megachurch pastor, conference speaker, author, husband and father, has added another facet to his job description: lightning rod. Wherever his…

Rep. Michele Bachmann speaks at a Tea Party rally on Capitol Hill Thursday, as Sen. Ted Cruz (left) looks on.

Tea Party revival

Politics |  The IRS scandal puts the spotlight back on a political movement many had written off

A vintage engraving of Adam in the Garden of Eden

A biblical and scientific Adam

Science |  A challenge to evangelicals who have backed away from an historic Adam, using a theologically informed look at ape ancestry genetic claims

The Rev. Ross Bay, Bishop of Auckland

Anglican Church in New Zealand faces discrimination claim

Religious Liberty |  A gay man in New Zealand who wants to become an Anglican priest is taking the Bishop of Aukland to the country’s Human Rights Tribunal for discriminating…

Kermit Gosnell is escorted from the courthouse following Monday's verdict.

Gosnell guilty of first-degree murder

Gosnell Trial |  The jury must now decide whether he deserves the death penalty for taking the lives of infants born at his abortion facility

Tamerlan Tsarnaev

Tamerlan Tsarnaev buried in Virginia

Boston Bombings |  A small Muslim cemetery in Virginia is responsible for offering Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev a final resting place, The Washington Times reported…

Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta (left) and President Barack Obama at a memorial ceremony outside the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2012.

U.S. ordered troops to ‘stand down’ during Benghazi attack

Libya |  For more than six months, a gap has been yawning wide in the Obama administration’s storyline on the Sept. 11, 2012, attack in Benghazi, Libya, that killed…

From right to left: Eric Nordstrom, Gregory Hicks, and Mark Thompson testify before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Wednesday.

Hearing bombshells

Libya |  House committee listens to six hours of dramatic and emotional testimony on the Benghazi attacks

The ‘new legalism’

The ‘new legalism’

Religion |  How the push to be ‘radical’ and ‘missional’ discourages ordinary people in ordinary places from doing ordinary things to the glory of God

The U.S. Consulate in Benghazi the day after the attack.

Going rogue

Libya |  Top U.S. State Department officials today are set to testify against the White House’s version of the assault on Benghazi

The exterior of Arlene's Flowers, in Richland, Wash.

Florist in gay wedding fight files religious discrimination suit

Religious Liberty |  A Washington state florist sued by the state’s attorney general over her refusal to provide flowers for a same-sex wedding has filed a countersuit alleging…

Scouts in the balance
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Scouts in the balance

Boy Scouts |  Will the Boy Scouts of America survive a double-barreled attack from atheists and homosexual activists?

Kermit Gosnell

Let’s pray that Gosnell gets life indeed

Abortion |  PHILADELPHIA—In a puzzling move, abortionist and convicted murderer Kermit Gosnell chose a deal Tuesday to waive his appeal rights in order to avoid the…

Spending a day in the Light

Spending a day in the Light

Faith & Inspiration |  “But when anything is exposed by the light, it becomes visible” (Ephesians 5:13). I had a fantasy for Mother’s Day and the Lord graciously made it come…

Masking shameful realities with words

Masking shameful realities with words

Abortion |  “You have a fine way of rejecting the commandment of God in order to establish your tradition! For Moses said, ‘Honor your father and your mother’; and,

A man looks at the electronic ad for Powerball Jackpot of $475 million at the Bluebird Liquor store in Hawthorne, Calif.

California lottery asks residents to ‘believe in something bigger’

Culture |  The ad starts with a soft choral singing of “California Dreaming,” and small white balls falling out of the sky like snowflakes onto sequoia forests, the…

Senate approves online sales tax

Senate approves online sales tax

Congress |  WASHINGTON—A bill that would tax all online purchases sailed through the U.S. Senate this week with broad bipartisan support. The Marketplace Fairness Act…

The IRS Building in Washington, D.C.

Big Government: Too big to function

Government |  The biggest push to expand government from any administration since the 1960s is alternately unraveling in scandal and flying out of the grip of its makers. A…

The Senate Armed Services Committee hears from top officials of the Air Force, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III, right, and Secretary of the Air Force Michael B. Donley, left.

Midday Roundup: Military plagued by spike in sexual assaults

Newsworthy |  Sad statistics. According to a Defense Department report due out later this week, sexual assaults in the military have increased by more than a third in the…

SEEKING SANCTUARY: Daniel, Joshua, Christian, Lydia, Uwe, Damaris, Hannelore, and Sarah Romeike (from left).

Appeals court denies homeschooling family’s asylum claim

Homeschooling |  The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals denied a German couple’s bid for asylum in the United States today, pushing their family one step closer to…

Tira Addie and her newborn son, Casen

Growing up together

Birth |  For one young woman, a premature birth was a crash course in motherhood

Chelsea Kolz speaking at her college commencement Saturday.

Beginning the life-after-college story

Essay |  On Saturday I spoke at my college commencement, wearing these snakeskin heels that reminded me of the foot bindings that slowly broke the bones in the feet of…

Pakistani soldiers patrol during elections in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, Saturday.

Democracy without liberty is tyranny

Pakistan |  Pakistan’s election today reminds me that the United States made a big mistake in Iraq and Afghanistan by pushing democracy rather than liberty. As the…

Old enough to fight and vote but not to smoke

Old enough to fight and vote but not to smoke

Government |  New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn is proposing to raise the minimum age for buying cigarettes in the city to 21. Perhaps it is her way of saying…

Twittering our way to national literary rehabilitation

Twittering our way to national literary rehabilitation

Technology |  I know, I know, the verb is “tweeting.” But I just got on board this month, so cut me a break. It was April 28, 2013, that I even acquired my first cell…

Speaking terms

Speaking terms

Military |  What happens to free speech in a regulatory era?

The house where three women escaped in Cleveland, Ohio.

Miraculous escape for captive Cleveland women

Crime |  After 10 years of captivity, police discovered three missing women late Monday in a home just south of downtown Cleveland. Three brothers have since been…

Good reading on Islam

Good reading on Islam

Islam |  On Friday, WORLD Magazine will publish an article detailing how the National Endowment for the Humanities is using taxpayer funds to promote Islam in the…

Chris Broussard

When the pressure is on, continue to speak boldly

Homosexuality |  Bold: not hesitating or fearful in the face of actual or possible danger or rebuff; courageous and daring … Several WORLD writers have covered the Chris…

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