“When Woodrow Wilson proposed his Fourteen Points in 1918, he could not have known the impact
that the main ideas of peace, democracy and free markets would have on the world.
Although these ideas are offered in a secular context,
they are the best-known mediums for which the gospel can be heard today.”

A critique of non-interventionism that argues America has never truly been an isolationist nation and should not retreat from its global role. The article contends that U.S. power, when guided by prudence and moral responsibility, is necessary to resist tyranny, protect freedom, and prevent oppressive regimes from filling the vacuum.

A defense of the Iraq War’s legacy, arguing that the sacrifices of American service members should not be dismissed as defeat. The article contends that the war weakened terrorist forces, helped Iraq move beyond Saddam Hussein’s tyranny, and deserves to be remembered with honor rather than compared simplistically to Vietnam.