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You can say anything in America—except the wrong thing about Israel. In the past six months, we’ve watched prominent intellectuals, professors, journalists, and even former allies of the conservative movement lose jobs or platforms simply for questioning whether the United States’ relationship with Israel is just, wise, or even Christian. Not because they denied Israel’s right to exist, not because …

In AD 324 the controversy over Arianism was dividing Emperor Constantine’s recently-unified Roman Empire. Constantine had converted a mere decade ago and achieved spectacular success on the battlefield over his rival Licinius (pronounced LI-SIN-E-US), but was dismayed to return and find that the religion and church he had come to love to was torn apart with squabbling, division, and dissensions. …

The Daily Wire was founded in 2015 and grew astronomically in its first few years. By 2018, they were by far the most popular right-wing publisher on all of Facebook, and by 2021, their stories received more social media attention than any other news publisher, according to NPR. They made their headlines over the years, from un-cancelling conservatives that had …

For decades, conservatives have been plagued by an affliction—an almost allergic reaction to power. It’s as if the only way to be truly virtuous is to lose, and to lose gracefully. Political wins are viewed with suspicion, as if governing with authority is somehow unseemly, or worse, un-Christian. But what if that mindset is not just wrong—but harmful? Take a …