Politics

By Benjamin Hutchison, The Imaginative Conservative - And yet, while most of us associate Lewis with theological literature, the man who gave us Narnia also mounted firm opposition to the progressive-leftist ideals that swept swiftly across the world stage in his time. Lewis’s resistance to European progressivism was, first and foremost, a reflection on the reality of man’s nature, and the failings of progressivism to account accurately for man’s fallen state.

By Dennis Prager, The Stream - I was a young man at the time — with the unsettling realization that to be a conservative did not necessarily mean being religious… I had naively assumed that it did… I thought so for three reasons: First, all the religious — God-based, Bible-based, religiously active — people I knew or studied were conservative. I grew up an Orthodox Jew in the yeshiva world, home to some liberals, many conservatives and no leftists….