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An Inheritance of Righteousness, Part 1

Allow a moment for two brief definitions for the terms in the title of this reflection. They will be essential for understanding the progression of thought through this two-part se...

Patrilineal Jews like Gwyneth Paltrow deserve better from the State of Israel

Your ancestor’s Canadian birth could make you a citizen, thanks to Bill C-3

Birthright citizenship has been in the spotlight this past week after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Donald Trump’s order seeking to end it in the United States. While the pres...

French child born to British dad

George1: It looks really archaic to our eyes today, that only a father, not a mother, could pass on UK citizenship (for those born overseas). Similarly archaic in my eyes… my so...

Birthright Tourism Bills Surge After SCOTUS Ruling

After the Supreme Court ruled against President Donald Trump’s motion to restrict birthright citizenship on Tuesday, both chambers of Congress are overseeing legislation that would...

An Inheritance of Righteousness, Part 2

The first reflection in this series traced the biblical pattern of receiving an inheritance of righteousness from the Lord. After one receives that inheritance, it also can be hand...

Birthright Blunders

The Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Barbara extended birthright citizenship to almost any person born in the United States—including the children of undocumented immigrants an...

The Birthright Fight Ain’t Over

A faulty consensus has given way to fierce debate. The post The Birthright Fight Ain’t Over appeared first on The American Conservative.

“Birthright” and “Giant” Tackle Jewish Identity.

The plays explore interpersonal rifts over Israel, but only one lets the ugliness linger.

Birthright Citizenship, the Common Law, and the 39th Congress

A new paper with Ben Keener on the original meaning of the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment

The Supreme Court's Birthright Overreach

The play is about Birthright, but it’s about a lot more than Israel

Towards the end of Birthright, a new play that just made its New York City debut at the MCC Theatre, two characters are arguing over Israel and Zionism in the wake of Oct. 7. The t...

Birthrights and Black Pills

Introduction: The Supreme Court’s failure last week to uphold the president’s executive order on birthright citizenship was genuinely disappointing. At the same time, it should not...