Review | The Roots of American Order
University civics education has experienced something of a reawakening over the past decade. Universities have opened schools or centers focused
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Excerpt | The Roots of American Order
Two centuries after the founding of the new nation called the United States of America, we need to renew our
Interview | Land of Hope
In this edition of the Reading Wheel Review, Dr. Stephen Presley, CRCD’s Director of Education and Engagement, and Dr. Hunter
Addendum | Jewish Roots of American Liberty
On June 14, 1790, George Washington wrote to the Hebrew Congregation in Savannah, Georgia, that “the same wonder-working Deity, who
Essay | Land of Hope
I love American history. My interest was sparked in elementary school by reading biographies of great leaders. Surveys of American
Review | Land of Hope
Imagine trying to write a narrative history of the United States in the mid-2020s. The entire process is fraught with
Excerpt | Land of Hope
This book extends a come-as-you-are invitation, and as such, it attempts to be a friendly point of entry for all
Addendum | Christian Political Economy and the American Founding
This special addendum edition of the Reading Wheel Review features a transcript of an interview between CRCD Executive Director Dr.
Essay | The Myth of American Individualism
The image of the individual suffuses the American imagination. Every aspect of the American constitutional order is described in terms
Review | The Myth of American Individualism
What does it mean to be an American? It is a truism that there can be no single, objective answer