Dueling historical narratives have long been at work in our midst. Only one is on the side of the angels.

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America’s musical phantom turns 80

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Today, liberals and conservatives square off over religious liberty. Their shared past points to a better end.

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How evangelicals learned to stop worrying and love postmodernism