Unencumbered by W-w
Noah Millman is not merely on one roll, he’s on four. See below. But his writing on contemporary events leads me again to ponder whether Christians are limited (dumber?) when it comes to non-spiritual...
View ArticlePutting a Point on Christian America
Would the United States possibly consider a bill comparable to the Jewish State proposal of Israel, which includes the following language: The state of Israel is a Jewish and a democratic state. These...
View ArticleAre Christian W-w Voters Selfish?
A curious exchange today at American Conservative between Alan Jacobs and Noah Millman over voting for a party that both supports religious freedom and wars on behalf of liberty. Jacobs, the Christian,...
View ArticleWithout Sabbath Observance We Could Not Identify Christians
How do you spot a Christian? That may be easy compared to defining religion. Damon Linker had a go at religion recently: Religion is any set of norms, practices, and beliefs that establishes a...
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Another Problem with W-w
At a time when Europeans and their former colonial outposts are reflecting on the nation state, political union, and the shelf-life of post-World War II peace-keeping institutions, the celebration of...
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We’ll Surrender if You Let Us Keep Our Emperor
Noah Millman explains why Christians may need to work out a truce with the Democrats: Suppose that you look out a couple of decades, and you see, as Dreher does, an America in which traditional...
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How America Can Become America Again
Noah Millman, on a roll again, squares the circle of American identity and national narrative: In our private lives, few would accept leaving this question — who inherits our property, our name, and...
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When Did Christians Forget their Jewish Roots?
Maybe when Constantine tempted them to think that Christendom meant the end of exile and alienation? But it sure would help if Christian-Americans thought about American society more the way...
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How to Love America
Noah Millman proposes this (while meditating on G. K. Chesterton): People feel an attachment, and a willingness to fight to protect, their homes, and their communities. That can take noble and ignoble...
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Providential Wisdom
I don’t believe (or much like) the phrase, common grace, but sometimes the insights of the heterodox and even the unbeliever make you wonder about the effects of special grace. Consider Noah Millman’s...
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