Written by Stephen Halley A few weeks ago, my twin brother, girlfriend and I went to a cookout and meeting with one of the many campus ministry groups. We didn’t know anybody there, so our conversations stayed between the three of us. My brother and I talked about many things,…
I don’t want to die in a war. Mind you, I don’t strictly oppose war. I have immense respect for soldiers of many countries and creeds, and I could certainly imagine a scenario in which I would be willing to die in a war. To be more precise, I don’t…
Written by Arthur Floyd I’d imagine that you think those two terms are synonymous. They’re pretty similar, and people often use them interchangeably, but there are a lot of key differences between the two that may yield a better understanding of today’s political landscape. The political spectrum, with the Republicans…
Over winter break I went on a beautiful vacation to see my mom’s side of the family. Coming home, however, was not so idyllic. Snow and covid compounded, resulting in many flight delays and cancellations causing my mom and I to end up needing to spend three days and two…
I once heard it said that if you’re a right winger you’ll understand the fundamental political axis as order vs chaos and if you’re a left winger you’ll understand it as liberation vs oppression. I question the generalizability of this claim, and nevertheless find it to be a valuable heuristics….
A couple of years ago I was in a far left messaging group, and someone posted an article that I wish I could find called something to the effect of “Ten Reasons Why the Far Left Should Take Over the Republican Party.” The basic premise was that populist sentiments growing…
