Petitioning the Magistrate
A Response to T. David Gordon’s Protest of the PCA Transgender Surgery Petition
Good Rulers are Fathers to Their People
An Election Sermon Preached in New England, 1748 Introduction Daniel Lewes (1685-1753) was born in Hingham, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay in […]
Revolution from the Middle
The Insurgent Disposition In 1976, sociologist Donald Warren published a little-known book with the title The Radical Center: Middle Americans […]
Empty Sky Liberalism and the Post-Christian World
Our transition from a predominantly Christian world to post-Christian was not a sudden cultural shift.
What We’ve Been Reading
Spring Book Recommendations from the Editors Ben Dunson, Contributing Editor Edmund Burke’s (1729–97) most famous writing was his trenchant analysis […]
Magistracy: An Institution of Christ Upon the Throne
A 1744 Election Sermon Introduction We know little about James Allin (1692-1747) (also spelled “Allen”)—a common name on both sides […]
The Nature of the American Regime
There is good reason then that the Right—along with increasing numbers of Americans—is distrustful of our public institutions.
The Evolution of Protestant Politics
The state cannot be neutral with regard to the Church. It has a responsibility to protect and support it in its work.
The Angry Kulak
America’s white kulaks have a more legitimate claim to rage than just about any other demographic in the country.
Why Does America Have Religious Liberty?
It’s hard to imagine a more frivolous jurisprudence than one tied to an ahistorical reading of a few authors.
