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Does Jesus need a lawyer? Hard to say, but there is a radio show called “Lawyers for Jesus.” John recently joined Elvis, Hank Williams, and a few million others whose […]
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Edwards Wins in Louisiana. What’s Next for Pro-Life Democrats?
John explores the prospects for pro-life Democrats celebrating a win in the deep South but facing another take-down attempt in Chicagoland, here at First Things. (Aside: both of the key […]
A Shady Walk Through the Bible
I review Dr. Matthew Sleeth’s look at trees and shrubberies in the Bible, here.
Could Edwards Fill the Dems’ Ignored Pro-Life Lane
John Bel Edwards is a rare creature, a personally and politically pro-life Democrat. If he wins re-election this fall, might he consider turning his sights to Iowa? I explore here […]
Death and Forgiveness in the South.
John reviews this powerful film and reflects on the conversations that it may spark. Here at First Things.
The View from Above
John’s recent trip to the Holy Land prompted this piece at First Things featuring two of the fascinating people to whom he was introduced by the Telos Group and Coracle. Daoud Nassar, […]
A Northern Perspective on Southern Agrarianism
John reviews The Disfiguration of Nature: Why Caring for the Environment is Inherently Conservative by James Krueger here at Front Porch Republic.
Easter Sunday & Earth Day Monday
A quirk of the calendar put Easter and Earth Day back-to-back. John explores the connection here for First Things.
From Professors to Petition Signers
Individual thought and discernment are increasingly falling to peer-pressure and a herd mentality. John addresses one instance of “sign here” scholarship here for the Florida Law Review Forum. (Credit and […]
What’s the Deal with the Green New Deal?
AOC is the new politician that the right loves to hate, and her Green New Deal is a favorite punching bag. Once their arms are tired, what can the right […]
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