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Now that Michelle Bachman has dropped her campaign for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, perhaps we can put to rest—again—a genealogy used to explain her
I picked up my son at the airport last night, welcoming him home for Christmas break. A mom and a daughter were waiting too, with
We can say for sure that the United States was not founded on a Christian basis. How do we know? From the testimony of prominent
The writers of the American Constitution were guided by the theology of Calvin and the philosophy of Hobbes. On the contrary, they were resolute secularists
The Thanksgiving Day service was almost over. The singing had been inspiring, the sermon right on point, the prayers plain and heartfelt. Then the Congressman
My father died this past February. After several years of slow decline, he passed away free of pain, surrounded by three generations of family, and
This month we complete a line change on the Perspectives hockey squad. In an accompanying column we offer homage to Fran Fike, our outgoing poetry
Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday, and I’ve given a fair bit of thought as to why that is so. After all, authorities tell
With this issue Roy Anker rotates off Perspectives’ team of co-editors, and the bearer of the above by-line rotates on. Nothing personal: it’s Board policy,
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