Author: Paul Caron
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Many Sons to Glory: A Star, and the Opposite of a Star
Winter is a time of introspection—and a time of huddling together for warmth—because the exterior darkness exemplifies the interior darkness. However fixed we may feel our faith to be at other times, we fear that the darkness may be final and overcome the light..
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I’m Christian. My Wife Is Jewish. Our Marriage Has Deepened Our Faith.
I’m Christian. My wife is Jewish. Our marriage has deepend our faith and brought us both closer to each other and to God
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Turmoil at Top of Trump’s IRS May Deter Future Tax Leadership
Turmoil at the top of Trump’s IRS may deter future tax leadership
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Above the Law: Law School Boycotts Made the U.S. News Rankings a Joke
Law school boycotts made the U.S. News rankings a joke
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ABA Legal Ed Council Appoints 5 Deans and 3 Law Profs To 14-Member Advisory Committee to Review Accreditation Standards
ABA Legal Ed Council appoints five deans and 3 law professors to 14-member advisory committee to review law school accreditation standards
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Christmas Makes Christianity a Dangerous Faith — For Christians
Christmas makes Christianity a dangerous faith — to Christians
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A Pepperdine Christmas
A Pepperdine Christmas flash mob in the library as two students sing O Holy Night (A Night Divine)
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How the Coming of the Son at Christmas Brings Hope to the Fatherless
The two Christmas stories (the incarnation of the Son and the joy of family togetherness) are not so far off after all.
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The Christmas Incarnation Sheds Light on Astrophysics
The discoveries of science cannot diminish God, for he created it all. Each time we look up at the night sky and consider the stars, we can remember that God delights in reminding us of his love—a love that is wider than the universe.
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Tonight’s Winter Solstice — the Longest and Darkest Night of the Year — Prepares Us for the Light of Christmas Morning
Tonight’s winter solstice — the longest and darkest night of the year — prepares us for the light of Christmas morning
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Getting Christmas Right: Less Is More
I used to give my kids too many presents for Christmas—until I realized, less is more.
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How Faith Leaders, Pastors, and Spiritual Faculty Responded to the Brown Mass Shooting
How faith leaders, pastors, and spiritual faculty responded to Brown mass shooting
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Ted Afield Leaves Georgia State For Stetson
Tax professor Ted Afield is leaving Georgia State Law School after 10 years for Stetson Law School
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Projected 2026-27 U.S. News Law School Rankings
Projected 2026-27 U.S. News Law School Rankings for the Top 100 law schools
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University of New Hampshire Law Students Slam Hybrid JD Program as Dean Steps Down
Following the announcement of Megan Carpenter stepping down as dean, students and a former faculty member have come forward with multiple complaints about the hybrid J.D. program, which Carpenter was instrumental in launching in 2019
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Charlie Kirk’s Final Message to America: Stop, In the Name of God
Charlie Kirk finished writing a book on the Sabbath months before he was murdered. This book discusses the importance of observing the Sabbath—and why rest might heal our country.
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NY Times: Christmas and the Resilience of Religious Doubt
Christmas and the resilience of religious doubt
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Christ and the Antichrist Are Both Part of the Christmas Story
Christ and the Antichrist are both part of the Christmas story
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College Football Programs Have a Tax Problem
If a donation is directly supporting an unrelated trade or business, what’s the justification for a deductible charitable contribution?
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