When Satire Crosses the Line
From Odyssey Networks’ Faith on the Record series: This week, the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo published its first edition … Continue Reading
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The ‘Love Your People’ Facade
Recently, a billboard in Harrison, Ark., has generated quite a bit of controversy. Funded by Thomas Robb, director of the … Continue Reading
Video: Tension in NYC, Terror Abroad
Returning to appear on Newsmax this week, I joined a panel to contribute insights about the escalating terrorist activity in … Continue Reading
A Girl Named Swastika
This week, I was asked a number of questions regarding the use of the swastika. And while it might surprise … Continue Reading
Je Suis Charlie…or Not?
The rallying cry Je Suis Charlie (“I am Charlie”), referring to the French magazine Charlie Hebdo, where 11 journalists were … Continue Reading
Grieving the Charlie Hebdo Attack
From Odyssey Networks’ Faith on the Record series: This week’s?fatal shooting of 12 people at the editorial offices of the … Continue Reading
In a World of Opinions, It’s Healthy to Engage
How often do you seriously engage those with whom you may deeply disagree? It’s not always our fault if we … Continue Reading
A Path to Unity for New York City
From the Newsmax article by Brad Hirschfield: “As one who has lost people close to me in acts of terror, … Continue Reading
Why ‘The Interview’ Was Censored
North Korean hackers did not stop the release of the Seth Rogen/James Franco comedy The Interview. We the People did. … Continue Reading
Irwin Kula and Glenn Beck: Do Conservatives and Liberals See Evil Differently?
From TheBlaze.com: “Rabbi Irwin Kula hails from the notoriously liberal Upper West Side of New York, but he is also?close … Continue Reading