Stephen M. Krason
While there is not so much mention of it in the media anymore, the
American public is still reeling from the inexplicable massacre in Las
Vegas, the largest mass murder in history in a country where mass
murders of innocent people have become far too common. Some of the usual
responses came from the usual […]
Benjamin D. Wiker
Nearly everyone knows the basics of the Reformation, the first being
that 500 years ago, it began with Martin Luther nailing his Ninety-Five
Theses to the Wittenberg castle door on October 31, 1517—except that
scholars now think that what probably happened was that Luther mailed
them, not nailed them, to his archbishop, Albrecht of Brandenburg. […]
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