Eric is president and CEO of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation in Washington, D.C., and past dean of the School of Government at Regent University. He is the author or editor of more than 20 books, including Just American Wars, Politics in a Religious World, and Ending Wars Well.
Eric Patterson | The great civil rights leader understood the dangers of collectivism
Eric Patterson | The truths our nation’s founders called self-evident are given by God, even if powerful movements deny them
Eric Patterson | A presidential proclamation makes clear the destructive nature of communism in all its forms
Eric Patterson | On Veterans Day, let’s remember those who have served our country and why our country is worthy of such service
Eric Patterson | The 35th anniversary of the last Soviet military parade finds a nostalgic, belligerent Moscow
Eric Patterson | A dishonest World War II narrative is part of an attempt to revise the international order
Eric Patterson | The mayoral candidate’s platform of class warfare is opposed to the American ethos
Eric Patterson | Communist leaders never had to face a tribunal for their crimes during and after World War II
Eric Patterson | Celebrating the Declaration of Independence on July 4
Eric Patterson | The Stars and Stripes tells a story about the republic for which it stands
