Particularism Then and Now
Law is not simply made up by a ruler for a people, but something suitable for a people to be governed by.
Paradigm Shifts Required for Rebuilding in Negative World
In a landscape filled with pessimistic treatises on the decline of Western civilization, Renn's constructive approach is a refreshing.
Leading Against the Grain
Rigney’s book is a great primer for real-world application of virtue ethics from a biblical perspective.
Not Whether, but Which
It is impossible to separate school from society.
Meeting the Moment
A new vision for academic faithfulness that can empower evangelical Christian higher education to flourish despite illiberal trends.
The Necessity of Sacred Lecture Halls
What virtues allow for the flourishing of civil society?
Why Is Trump Still So Wildly Popular?
People still perseverating over Trump’s defects in 2024 don’t know what time it is and so will not help.
County Christianity
There are over 3,000 counties or equivalents in America, and this gives me great hope.
Towards A More American Classical Education
These proposals require students who are steeped in the United States’ past, invested in its future, and capable sacrificing for its good.
Why Conservatives Lose (And What We Must Do About It)
The left wins in society the way a forest fire wins over trees. All it has to do is burn.
