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April 28, 2005

ITA's writers point out the articles they've found most interesting today.

• "New Gaps In Controlling the Spread of Nuclear Arms" [Christian Science Monitor]: The Monitor reviews the current state of nonproliferation and finds it troubling. Sure, Libya's given up its WMD program and Iraq is no longer a potential proliferator--but what about Iran, Pakistan, and worst of all North Korea? And what's China's role in all of this? (Selected by Paul Musgrave.)

• "Playing the Faith Card" [Reason]: Columnist Cathy Young flays the superstition of the religious Right that opposition to certain judicial nominees is tantamount to anti-Christian bias.(Selected by Paul Musgrave.)

• ""A Short History of the Chinese Restaurant" [Slate]: Exactly what it says it is, this article describes a museum exhibit in New York and reveals why it is that Chinese restaurants are quintessentially American. (Selected by Paul Musgrave.)

  "The 'Virtue' of Lust?" [Christianity Today]: W. Jay Wood reviews the philosophy of Simon Blackburn, a Wheaton professor and author of the book simply titled Lust. Blackburn makes an unabashed defense of what what many consider sin. (Selected by Joshua Claybourn.)

Posted by ITA Staff at April 28, 2005 12:00 AM

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