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The restoration of our humanity may turn on one honest face

What the political history of a rural Georgia county can tell us about Trump’s rise to power

In times of loss, the gift of food meets many needs

Donald Trump borrows a move from a very old playbook

Sometimes it’s hard for a young boy to understand the mystery of faith

“To sing is to praise God”

A nickname is the heaviest stone . . . (William Hazlitt, 1839)

Love never fails. But human beings sure do.

Resisting elisions in pro-choice positions in the search for compromise

The LePage case in Alabama deserved a wiser political response

This election season Pennsylvanians have come out swinging—again

When every day is Christmas morning 

Recognizing an age-old threat

The unexpected resonances of a dreary presidential campaign

A brief chapter in the history of the bourgeoisie

“Ignorance and despotism seem made for each other.”

Religious rivalry lit up the American Revolution

Recognizing the sweet taste of compromise

A forgotten spiritual conversion

Have your child read to you!