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Providence examines global statecraft with Christian Realism. We believe American Christians have a special duty to interpret America’s vocation in the world today.
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Christian Realism & Losing Vietnam - Providence
3+ week, 1+ day ago (598+ words) By Mark Tooley on August 24, 2026 A recent biography of Vietnam era Defense secretary Robert McNamara, McNamara at War: A New History by William Taubman and Philip Taubman, offers timeless lessons in Christian Realism. A universally acclaimed brilliant Ford Motors executive,…...
The Pity of Empire: Force and Reputation from Athens to England - Providence
1+ week, 1+ day ago (45+ words) In Thucydides’ "The Peloponnesian War," Athens wrestles with whether force of arms or reputation for just rule is the true foundation of imperial power. Britain and later the U.S. would confront the same debate over how to combine moral authority…...
Courage at the Crossroads: Hechtel, Belgium, 8–12 September 1944 - Providence
2+ week, 5+ day ago (254+ words) The Battle of Hechtel in 1944 provides a case study in the virtue of courage, showing both the value of both aggressive daring but also the danger of courage without prudence...
From Provincial to Patriarch: Review of H. W. Brands’s Biography of George Washington - Providence
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (203+ words) By Obbie Tyler Todd on September 9, 2026 By: H.W. Brands Published by: Doubleday Brands’s Washington is high-minded without being stoic, but his humanity is never exceptionally deep. In this sense, American Patriarch supports Ron Chernow’s contention that Washington was “more revered than…...