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Onsi A. Kamel is a PhD student in Philosophy and Religion at Princeton University. His writing has appeared in First Things, Ad Fontes, and Mere Orthodoxy.
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Onsi A. Kamel is a PhD student in Philosophy and Religion at Princeton University. His writing has appeared in First Things, Ad Fontes, and Mere Orthodoxy.
Onsi A. KamelCurrent EventsChurch
When Middle Eastern Christians oppose Islamic terrorism, American Christians celebrate them. We turn silent, however, when our allies assail them.
Onsi A. KamelInternational Politics
There are reasons beyond leftist takeover or ignorance for the campus protests. The evils visited on Gaza for decades are all too real—and far too ignored.
Onsi A. KamelFamilyFeatured
It is a hard thing not to love one’s children. It is not hard to resent them, to see them as miscreants or burdens, to think them selfish and base, to find their concupiscence by turns infuriating and repugnant. Neither […]
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If you were to read half-a-dozen reviews of Kanye West’s latest album, Donda — and I recommend that you don’t —you would learn chiefly that West is a bad person. He’s a bad person for associating with social undesirables; he’s […]
Onsi A. KamelFeaturedCurrent Politics
In 1969, my father escaped Libya in the back of a Red Cross ambulance just after Moammar Qaddafi overthrew King Idris I. Just six years old, my father, along with my aunts and grandparents, fled directly from Tripoli to Baltimore, where he lived for […]
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Fr. Paul, like the Lord he followed, wandered in barren places for many days. He has now been called home to his eternal rest.
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Differences in how English and American missionaries approached their work in Egypt are suggestive of deeper problems within American Protestantism.
Onsi A. KamelFeaturedCurrent Politics
“The system broken, the school is closed, the prison’s open… In this white man world, we the ones chosen.” “Is hip-hop just a euphemism for a new religion? The soul music of the slaves that the youth is missing? But […]
Onsi A. KamelBibleFeaturedHistory
Martin Luther's approach to hermeneutics can help Christians seeking the way of fidelity in a time of widespread unfaithfulness amongst God's people.
