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Jocelyn Cesari is a name anyone interested in religion and international relations should know. She is already a household name in the—admittedly
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Deservedly or not, critics sometimes caricature just war thinking as jingoism or (increasingly) pacifism by another name—in other words, they
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If one adheres to the view that the various secularization theses of twentieth-century sociology—by which at least the advanced industrial world is
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Editor’s Note: The following article looks at Abraham Kuyper’s foreign policy when he served as prime minister of the Netherlands. To read this
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Abraham Kuyper (1837–1920) was many things in life: journalist, editor, pastor, theologian, the founder of a university, a founder and leader of a
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In the Decalogue, the moral heart of the Law in the Old Testament, the first commandment reads, “Thou shalt have no other gods before me.”
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In Christian Faith, Philosophy, and International Relations: The Lamb and the Wolf, Simon Polinder and Govert Bujis advance a new school of