Of all the good books I received as Christmas gifts this year, one has captured my heart: You Could Look It Up: The Reference Shelf

Come, Savior. Come amid the salt-crusted cars lined up at the light, amid the clamor and bustle of commerce, the grocery store cash drawer rings,

“There are two elements of the constitution, wrote Walter Bagehot in 1867, the efficient and the dignified. … The efficient has the power to make

by Debra Rienstra When I was on the Perspectives board years ago, I used to refer to our semi-annual meetings as “tribal council.” We gathered

You want to unite a divided nation? I’ll tell you how to unite a divided nation. What we need is a common enemy. In other

Four weeks ago, I wrote this post. I have to take it back. The election results proved me wrong. I’m grieving. Not because I have policy

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To make up for missing two weeks, I here offer an extra-long post (fair warning!) recounting one of my Britain adventures. Ron and I happened

Spring favors those in the springtime of life. Or does it? Today, guest columnist Pious Petunia features letters from younger correspondents and offers gentle wisdom