Articles of the Week - November 10

My list of highlights this week has only twelve items, which is far less than usual, and nine of them concern the election or post-election analysis. Maybe it was because I came across so many pieces on those topics that I felt I had read all the angles thoroughly. Anyway, here they are, starting with those nine:

From The Foundry (blog of The Heritage Foundation)

• "Today is Your Day -- Vote, America" (David S. Addington)
• "Now is a Time for Commitment" (Ed Feulner)
• "Obamacare: The Battle Intensifies" (Nina Owcharenko)

From the Chicago Tribune

• "Optimism of 2008 Replaced with Dishing out 'Revenge'" (John Kass)
• "This is What Hope Looks Like" (Eric Zorn)
• "Obama's Second Act" (Doyle McManus)
• "A National Left Turn?" (Eric Zorn)

From The Economist: "Obama's Win Raises Questions for Republicans" (Lexington)

From The Gospel Coalition: "From Me, Yesterday" (Collin Hansen)

And on other subjects:

• Chuck King makes some observations about generation-centered church practices
• Glenn T. Stanton, for TGC, examines the statement "Jesus is all I need"
• Louis Markos, for TGC, "[Thinks] about Aslan and Jesus with C.S. Lewis"

Did you read anything interesting this week? Share it in the comments section below.