The last time I wrote about the French political philosopher Pierre Manent for City Journal, I explored his “theological-political reflection” in light of the publication of his 2015 book Situation de ...

Kenneth Minogue explores the moral life, or lack thereof, of modern Britain, and how it differs from that of past generations. One way of tracking the movement of a civilization is to follow the ...

We’ve all grown up with a sense of what’s “right” and what’s “wrong.” Don’t lie. Don’t steal. Be kind. Respect your elders. But have you ever stopped and asked yourself—why do we believe these things?

We don’t just need AI regulation—we need AI morals. Every technology carries a philosophy, whether we care to admit it or not ...

Today is the annual March for Life, when Catholics and others gather in Washington to acknowledge the anniversary of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade, which asserted there is a ...

Moral imperatives regarding dignity are intrinsic components of what makes you a morally good human being. They have the sole ...

When my baby was about nine months old, he started giving out hugs with his own unique twist: He’d wrap his chubby arms around whomever he was hugging, and then gently pat their back. It made sense; ...

Former Ohio governor tells Salt Lake City audience the nation’s true crisis is one of character — and that people of faith ...

Abraham’s journey introduced two fundamental traditions. For nearly 2,000 years, God had seemed remote and withdrawn from humanity. Dwelling in the heavens, He rarely conversed directly with people.

Ryan Walters is wrong for ordering Bible lessons to be taught in our public schools. If we must, any such lessons should be taken from the bible of our founding father Thomas Jefferson the author of ...