A new volume tries to rehabilitate American patriotism without American patriots
Two philosophers hash out the contradictions of classical liberalism
How the Confederacy fit in with European struggles for nationhood and republicanism
A new biography of Thomas Paine seeks to restore religion to its rightful place in the Age of Revolution and the life of a controversial Founding Father.
Disguised as ‘neutral governance,’ the liberal state lures us into Weber’s iron cage
A group of conservative intellectuals and opinion makers assess what has become of the West. The picture is not pretty.
Ideas such as covenant, crucible, and creed once promised to bind a fractured nation. They all failed. Is there any hope for a divided America?
The Caesars hungered for spiritual achievements that merely institutional accomplishments could not satisfy, paving the way for Christianity.
One must go back to the Hebrew Bible and the Middle Ages to understand fully what nationalism in the Anglo-American tradition truly is.
When we think conscience, individual freedom, and moral duty, should we think modern political philosophy, or the Bible?
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