Les Sillars, Author at The Federalist

Les Sillars

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Les Sillars teaches journalism at Patrick Henry College and is mailbag editor at World magazine. His first book, “Intended for Evil: A Survivor’s Story of Love, Faith, and Courage in the Cambodian Killing Fields."

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What I Learned About God From My Father

Fathers have an enormous influence on their children for good or for ill. By their character and actions, they teach their children who God is.

Angelina Jolie’s Tale Of Cambodia’s Killing Fields Seeks Resolution Without Forgiveness

Angelina Jolie’s new film, ‘First They Killed My Father,’ is based on a book about the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime that tells us about terror, rage, hate, and forgiveness in the heart of a child.

To Regain Credibility, The Media Needs To Do More Than Visit ‘Flyover Country’

This country needs journalists with the intellectual firepower—and the will—to respect the range of reasonable worldviews among their potential audience.