If the United States hopes to build stable and decent societies in postwar Afghanistan and Iraq, it will have to scrap prevailing doctrines of international development.

A year ago in Cairo, Barack Obama delivered an address promising a new era of wisdom and understanding in confronting the “tensions” between the US and Muslims around the world.

In “Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy,” Eric Metaxas tells Bonhoeffer’s story with passion and theological sophistication, often challenging revisionist accounts that make Bonhoeffer out to be a “humanist” or ethicist for whom religious doctrine was easily disposable.

A call for spiritual strength in 1940 offers a lesson for today’s appeasers.

President Obama rejects American exceptionalism in a manner never before seen in an American commander in chief.

Supporters of President Obama’s “moral realism” are unaware of many elements of Reinhold Niebuhr’s political theology.