The Ethic of Civility
David French and the “Talarico moment” In 1987, the sociologist James Davison Hunter identified a new political posture, an adoption […]
Perils of Punditry
Beware the Counsel of the Ignorant
The Theological Origins of Political Power
To understand where you are going, you must first understand where you have come from. In light of current disagreements […]
Making the Western Hemisphere Great Again
Trump Looks to Reposition America
William Wilberforce, Elite Evangelical
A Study in Cultivating Greatness
The Protestant Solution
Party, Sect, and Machiavelli’s Transpolitical Problem If you were a Protestant in the seventeenth century, there was at least one […]
Iconoclasm
In Search of Able-Men and Strong Gods “While old false Formulas are getting trampled everywhere into destruction, new genuine Substances […]
Trust the Plan, Always Chimp
Challenges Are Mounting for the Trump Administration
The Trouble with Unemployed Scholars
Or, How to Stop Sedition Christian (especially Evangelical) princes and aristocrats seem to have a tough time ruling. By this […]
William Tyndale and Divine Right
Scripture, Obedience, and Authority The idea that monarchs rule by divine sanction, commonly referred to as the divine right of […]
