If ever there were a time in American history in which a beatitude calling us to "hunger and thirst for righteousness" would seem unduly important, this must certainly be it. Not because the country ...

Evan Goldstein’s article (“Can Jonathan Haidt Calm the Culture Wars?” July 7) reminded me of a passage in The Theory of Moral Sentiments, by Adam Smith, on the “animosity of hostile factions.” Smith ...

We live in a world where countless roads claim to lead to success — express lanes to happiness, toll-free routes to purpose, and flashy detours promising fulfillment in the Eternal Now. And many folks ...