Christian Colleges in the Negative World
The Negative World calls for a vastly different strategy for the survival and flourishing of Christian institutions.
The Deep Heaven of the Gay Gods
The pursuit of “science” unhitched from an ordered cosmos, the pursuit of knowledge and domination unhitched from a moral guide, is a dangerous endeavor.
The Possibility of Christian Peoples
A Response to John Ehrett's critique of The Case for Christian Nationalism.
In Defense of Hierarchy and Inequality
John Winthrop’s theory of inequality in A Model of Christian Charity provides an attractive framework for viewing inequality today.
Becoming Tim Keller
Other than small bits of autobiography sprinkled throughout Tim Keller's works, there’s been little written about his influences. Hansen fills that gap.
A Counter-Revolution in Higher-Ed
The progressive hegemon that prevails in universities reflects less the views of the nation it serves than the vision it means to cast for the nation.
The Impossibility of Transgenderism
There are only two sexes, male and female. The biological sex of an individual is discovered, not assigned.
John Witherspoon Delenda Est
Modern American religious liberty stems from Witherspoon’s thought and his influence on his students.
The Year in Review
American Reformer is now well into its second year of existence. The Lord has blessed our work in this short span of time.
Is Cultural Christianity Enough?
The question for the "merely cultural Christian" party is what means are necessary and sufficient to produce the spontaneous and voluntarist cultural revival they seek?
