Fall 2017
Editorials
Essays
- Beyond the Reformation of Politics by Alec Ryrie
- The Birth of an American Christian Democratic Party by Hunter Baker
- The Mind Behind “The Conservative Mind” by Lee Edwards
- The Old Western Man: C.S. Lewis on Politics and Modernity by Justin Dyer and Micah Watson
- What the Reformers Thought They Were Doing by Timothy George
Books
- A Neocon Grows in Brooklyn by Jonathan Bronitsky
- A Note on “Democracy in Chains” by Phillip W. Magness
- Anarchists, Realists, and the Right by Carson Holloway
- Defending a Few Hills and Valleys by J. Arthur Bloom
- Endless Battle for Endless Rights by David Lewis Schaefer
- Far Out by Helen Andrews
- Faustian, Fantasist, and Fraud by M. D. Aeschliman
- Opting Out by R.R. Reno
- When Past Is Prologue by Francesca Murphy
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Virtue and the Patriot President
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