The Ethical Slippery Slope of Assisted Suicide
By: Dr. Anthony Vigil
Health Policy Solutions
May 15, 2013

Bioethicist Rejects So-Called Reforms To Futile Care Laws
By: Texas Right to Life
Texas Right to Life
April 1, 2013

A Man Who Shaped Our World
A Review of The King Of Infinite Space by David Berlinski
By: Laura J. Snyder
Wall Street Journal
February 23, 2013

Here's Looking at Euclid
Why geometry matters in the life of the mind.
By: David Guaspari
The Weekly Standard
February 18, 2013

Gilder to Moneynews: Obama's Anti-American Policies Have Trapped 'US' in Fiscal Swamp
By: Kathleen Walter and Dan Weil
Moneynews
January 18, 2013

Capitalism
By: Peter Robinson
National Review Online
October 1, 2012

United Under God
By: Celeste Behe
National Catholic Register
September 28, 2012

Goodbye Secondhand Smoke, Hello NRO
By: Wesley J. Smith
Secondhand Smoke
September 26, 2012

Timothy Spangler on Wealth and Poverty
By: Timothy Spangler
Los Angeles Review of Books
September 20, 2012

The Wonders of Wealth, the Path Out of Poverty
By: Bret Swanson
Forbes
August 30, 2012

Two Good Men
A pair of names to remember when thinking about Congress.
By: Claude R. Marx
The Weekly Standard
August 13, 2012

Wesley J. Smith to Host the Dennis Miller Show
By: Wesley J. Smith
First Things
July 30, 2012

Mitt Romney's Moment
By: Matt Kinnaman
The Berkshire Eagle
July 19, 2012

Walking to America
By: Jeffrey Lord
The American Spectator
July 3, 2012

Tulsa Beacon Represents Traditional Oklahoma Values
By: Dexter Duggan
Tulsa Beacon
May 24, 2012

Evolution, Human Dignity, and Crafting Public Policy
By: W. Ross Blackburn
Crisis Magazine
May 3, 2012

Stephen Meyer at the University Club: Why Are We Still Debating Darwin?
By: Tom Bethell
American Spectator
March 21, 2012

For All the Bluster, These 3 Reasons Show Russia's Position On Iran May Be Surprisingly Sane
By: Adam Taylor
Business Insider
March 8, 2012

Eastside: Preserve options for rails and trails on BNSF corridor
Dual use remains the operative concept for the future of the Eastside Rail Corridor. Plan for biking and hiking and commuter rail.
By: Seattle Times Editorial
Seattle Times
January 1, 2011

An attack on academic freedom?
By: Michael Cook
Bioedge
May 4, 2013

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