The Pro-Life Movement Must Embrace Continuing Moral and Practical Obligations
The pro-life movement has a unique chance to actually, in word and deed, dispel the critique of being merely “pro-birth.”
Author: Birch Smith
Birch studied philosophy and history at Hillsdale College before working as a teacher of history, government and economics. He is now embarking on graduate study at George Mason University, pursuing a Master of Arts in International Security. His non-academic interests include cooking, hiking, football ( or ‘soccer’ for those uninitiated in the beautiful game), and apparently changing cities as often as possible. Black coffee or a peaty scotch, always. You can find him on Twitter
The Old Gods Podcast: Season 1 Wrap-up
Why are people losing confidence in the Old Gods of liberal democracy, capitalism, civil liberties, and nearly everything else?
In Texas, Bad Law and Worse Politics is Symptomatic of the Unhealthy State of Our Polity
Regardless of your beliefs on abortion or the legitimacy of Roe, you should oppose and be worried by what we’re seeing in Texas
Conservatives, The Language of ‘Culture War,’ and the Lessons of Counterinsurgency Theory
Developing virtues should be a prerequisite to political engagement and are vastly more important than jumping into any ‘culture war’ battle
